In the Dapple platform, the term Creator refers to any individual who makes a submission. Creators are the applicants, contributors, or submitters interacting with your submission forms.
Key Features of a Creator
Creator Profiles:
Each submission made through the platform is automatically linked to a unique Creator profile.
The profile serves as a central repository for all information related to that Creator.
Submission History:
A Creator’s profile tracks all previous submissions they have made.
This allows you to view their submission history in one place for better context and decision-making.
Creator Labels:
Labels can be attached to a Creator profile to categorise or identify them for specific purposes.
For example, you might use labels such as "Frequent Submitter," "Priority," or "Reviewed."
Creators vs. Users
Creators: Individuals making submissions.
Users: Individuals managing inbound submissions or using the Send Something platform for administrative purposes.
Why Creators Are Important
Centralised Data: Creator profiles provide a complete picture of a submitter’s activity, making it easier to manage relationships and track engagement.
Efficient Management: By labelling Creators and reviewing their submission history, you can prioritise and streamline your workflows.
Enhanced Communication: Understanding a Creator’s history can improve communication and provide a more personalised experience.