The following is a list of pages available for you to configure and personalize in the auction Event Builder toolbox within the Event Builder section of your auction. These pages can be accessed in the drop-down menu in the toolbox.

On the Auction Home Page, you can provide information for your registrants and donors, provide easy access to registration and donation options, and show options to visit your store.

The Auction Home Page defaults to display certain widgets. The Social Sharing widget appears in the left corner below the header. Below that is the Sponsors widget. To the right of the social sharing widget is a widget where you can add a description of your auction. To the far right is the Event Details widget, which can display the event's location, date/time, and ticket pricing, if applicable. Each of those elements can also be hidden. Below that is the Fundraising Thermometer widget.

You can read more about configuring pages in the Event Builder article.

This page is where your auction items will be listed when visitors come to your event page. Items can be listed in a variety of different sorting options such as by item number, alphabetically, by current price, or by number of bids. Users can also set up this page to display fund-a-need and store items as well.

The Auction Item Details page is where users can view a more detailed description of a single item from your Auction Item List page. The detailed view includes the item image, the detailed description, the starting bid, the bidding increment, and the item's value.

If a visitor to your page clicks a donation button or navigation item, this is where they'll land.

You'll see the Choose Your Gift section header at the top of the form. When you click the gear icon, you'll see the default Title text and an Additional Text where you can customize the text displayed on your form. You can also customize the Text-To-Donate Title for display on mobile devices. Be sure to click Update after making changes!

Clicking the gear icon on the widget below the header opens the Choose Gift Settings.

On the Wording tab, you'll find multiple fields to customize.

Let's take a look at what some of the fields control on your forms.

You can also control in which order Dedications and GiftAssist appear on your form. Simply click on the edge of the GiftAssist box and drag it up or down to move it above or below the Dedication section.

On the Settings tab, users can decide whether the form should Default to the One-Time or Recurring gift tab. The Default Tab will appear on the left side of the widget. From here, users can also select an Alternate Button Style for the donation amount buttons.

Use the Amount Alignment drop-down to determine whether donation amounts with descriptions should display on the left or right side of the amount tile.

To customize the text of the Continue button on your form, click the gear icon on the Give button section of the form to open the Footer Settings. There, you can customize the form's Continue Button Label.

For the Donor Details step of your donation form, you can customize the text in the following areas by clicking the gear icon:

This field contains a tag that automatically populates the name entered by the donor.

You can also reorder the sections of this step by dragging and dropping them.

You can set a variety of fields to display in the Additional Details section or step of your form, including dedications, matching gifts, and custom fields. You can adjust the Title and Additional Text of this section by clicking the gear icon.

If you've configured dedications to appear in this part of your form, you can also edit the labels associated with them.

The Payment Details step of your form contains quite a few options for field label customization. Let's break it into sections:

These fields control the text that displays when a donor has selected their donation amount.

If you're using PayPal as a payment option, you can change and customize default messaging here.

You can customize field labels for billing address and the checkbox that indicates the donor's billing address is the same as their mailing address. Remember, you have the option to toggle these on and off in your system fields.

The recurring upgrade section will appear if you’ve toggled on Recurring Upgrade in your Donation Settings. The fields here control the Recurring Upgrade Heading, Additional Text, Upgrade Button Label, and Cancel Button Label.

Users can also customize their Payment Details Footer Settings. These settings control the Back Link Label and the Submit Button Label for standard and Text-to-Donate donations.

On your Confirmation page, you can customize the majority of the text that isn't pulled directly from the transaction details! Click the gear icon to edit the field labels.

If you've enabled Express Donate on your auction donation form, donors will skip the following fields during the donation process:

These fields will, instead, appear on the Confirmation page after the receipt, in the order they would normally display on the donation form:

You can edit the Heading of this area and the Send button text by clicking the corresponding gear icons on the Confirmation step.

The social sharing widget appears on your Confirmation page by default. If you'd like to remove it, click the trash can icon in the upper right-hand corner of the widget. The widget offers a way for donors to share that they made a gift via Facebook or X.

When you click the gear icon to edit, you'll see quite a few customization options. You can enable or disable either of the sharing options. You can also customize the default content that gets shared on X in the Post Content field.

Also on the confirmation page, donors can customize Donor Account language if Donor Accounts are enabled for your form. While in Event Builder, users will see options to create a donor account or go to their existing donor account. However, when viewing this form live, your donors will see only one of these options at a time. Which option they see depends on whether they gave while logged into a Donor Account.

Clicking the gear icon for the Donor Account section of the confirmation page enables users to edit headings for one time and recurring donations, the Save button label, the heading for donors logged into a donor account, and the additional text associated with the My Account Heading.

Donors can access the Recurring Summary page from the email they receive after setting up a recurring gift or making a recurring gift payment.

If you want to edit the contents of the page, you can do so from the Donation Form: Recurring Summary page in Event Builder.

As with other pages in Event Builder, you can adjust most of the Recurring Summary’s wording by clicking the gear icons on the page’s widgets.

You can edit the wording for the Header Content, the Ongoing Gift Details, the Ongoing Gift History, the Donor Account prompt, and the Cancel Ongoing Gift button. The Social Sharing widget is also included on this page by default, but it can be removed.

The purpose of the page is to thank your sponsors. You can choose to share sponsor names and logos in the grid on the page. This is a default page that can be configured to display your sponsors. If you don't have event sponsors, you can delete the widget along with the navigation item pointing people to this page.

The Registration: Tickets page is where attendees select their auction packages and choose to make optional or matching donations.

You can edit some of the fields on this page by clicking the gear icons. For instance, if you want to modify the Optional Donation language, click the gear icon for that

section, then adjust the settings from the menu that appears.

The Registration: Add-ons page is where registrants can purchase items from your auction store before the event. You can click the gear icon to change the heading for the page.

The Registration: Details page contains the personal details participants need to enter when they sign up. On this page, clicking the gear icons lets you change the wording for the section headings on the page, including the "What’s your name?" and "Let’s get your details” labels.

The Registration: Additional Details page is where any custom registration fields you’ve configured will appear. This is also where ticket purchasers will enter attendee details.

The Registration: Checkout page is where registrants will enter their payment information to complete registration.

The Registration: Confirmation page displays the View Tickets and Manage Tickets links, as well as the option to display the full receipt by clicking Your Details.

At the bottom of the page, registrants will be encouraged to Set Up Bidding. Clicking the link will take them to a screen where they can set a password for their auction account.

If your event has start and end dates, this page will also include an Add to My Calendar button so attendees can easily save the date for your event to popular calendar services.