This release includes a collection of usability improvements and workflow enhancements across both the Sumac Desktop application and the Case Portal. Many of these updates address small but meaningful changes that improve everyday efficiency.
One of the most noticeable updates in this release:
The “Add to Contact” button has moved.
You’ll now find it in the top-right corner of every Contact record, making it accessible from anywhere within the record — no longer tucked away under the History tab.
In addition:
This change reduces clicks and makes it faster to log activity while you’re already viewing a contact.
Sending forms is now more intuitive.
You can now select “Send Form” directly from the Add to Contact menu, instead of navigating to the Attachments tab.
To further clarify where forms live:
The default tab name “Documents and Attachments” has been renamed to “Forms and Attachments.”

If your organization previously renamed this tab, your custom name will remain unchanged.
When sending a bulk email using Quick Compose, you’ll now see a Preview button.
This allows you to:
A simple but powerful improvement for quality control and confidence.
And here’s the resulting Preview!
The previously removed “In Honor Totals” report has returned — now called “Tribute Totals.”
You can:
The Fundraising Effectiveness Score is now included in:
This score provides leadership with stronger fundraising performance insights directly in scheduled reports.
Following the donation record redesign, the card-based layout has now been extended to:
This creates a more consistent and modern record-viewing experience across fundraising areas.
The Transaction Log has been updated to make it more readable and easier to filter when reviewing case and custom records.
Improvements include:
This makes it significantly easier to audit who viewed or edited case-related records.
You can now search for contacts directly from the Case Portal Dashboard — no need to click into the Contacts section first.
This helps case workers quickly find the person they need from wherever they are.
The issue preventing users from creating a new Case Note from the “New Case Note” button has been resolved.
You can now create case notes as expected.
The Reminders section now makes it easier to distinguish between:
You can hide or display upcoming meetings and reminders depending on what you need to focus on.
This gives case workers better control over their task view.

Note: Upcoming meetings and reminders will be hidden by default.