- For organisations
- Donors
Clear the donor triage queue
When a donation’s identity details don’t cleanly match an existing donor profile, DonorCARE holds it here instead of guessing — clearing the queue means telling it what you already know.
Merging two records from this queue needs Owner or Admin — see Merge duplicate donors. Everyone with donor access can view the queue.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”- Nothing in the queue blocks a donation from being recorded — it’s already saved. Triage only affects which donor profile it’s matched to.
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Open Donors → Triage. Each row shows a donation’s identity details next to the profile DonorCARE compared it against, and — in italics — the reason it was flagged.

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Read the badge. “Safe to resolve” means DonorCARE is confident enough to fix it automatically; “Needs a decision” means it isn’t.
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For a “Safe to resolve” row, select Resolve. DonorCARE updates the profile and the row drops out of the queue.
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For a row with Fix ID available, select it, choose whether the profile’s identity details or the donation’s are correct, and select Apply.

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If the donation and the profile really are two different people, select Merge to combine them the same way as from a donor’s profile — see Merge duplicate donors for what that does.
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If they’re genuinely two different people who happen to share a detail, select Keep separate. This dismisses the row without changing either record.
If something goes wrong
Section titled “If something goes wrong”| What you see | What it means | What to do |
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| A row has no Resolve, Fix ID, or Merge option — only Keep separate | DonorCARE couldn’t determine a safe automatic fix or a mergeable pair for this row. | Open both records from their profile pages, compare them directly, and correct or merge from there if needed. |
| “Nothing needs review.” | The queue is empty. | Nothing to do — this is the queue working as intended. |
Related
Section titled “Related”Screenshots use sample data. Every screen on this page is captured against a demo organisation seeded with generated donors, amounts, receipt numbers and campaigns. Any resemblance to a real person or organisation is coincidental.

