How to Set Up Membership Approval Questions

Managing member approval efficiently is crucial for maintaining the quality and engagement of your online community. By leveraging custom member approval questions, you can obtain critical information from prospective members to inform your decision-making process regarding access to your group. This guide will walk you through the process of setting up and managing member approval questions, from enabling the feature to reviewing and making decisions based on the responses.

Accessing Member Approval Questions

To begin, click on the Settings button within your Membership Group and select Member Questions.

Adding Questions

Click on Add Questions within the to start crafting your approval queries.

Choosing Question Types

Select the appropriate question type from Text Box, Single Select, or Multi Select. This ensures that you gather the information you need effectively. You can include up to three questions, so make them count! Remember, each question should be unique and serve a specific purpose.

Save

Once you have finalized your question, click the "Save" button to add it to the Membership Questions section.

Enabling Member Approval Questions

Once the Membership Approval Questions feature is enabled, members requesting to join the group will receive the questions you set up. Don't forget to save your changes!

Managing Member Responses

Accessing Responses

Monitor member responses by navigating to the Members tab and selecting the "Requested" option. In this section, you will find a list of all members who have requested to join. Click the three dots next to a member's name to access their Membership Answers.

Based on their responses, you can choose to Approve or Decline their membership request.

By leveraging custom member approval questions, you can collect valuable information from prospective members, ensuring alignment with your community's values and standards. Follow these steps to enhance your member approval process and contribute to fostering a thriving, cohesive community.