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EveryAction: Navigation Improvements

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  • April 23, 2026
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Jesse Juntura

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You may notice a few updates to the navigation within EveryAction to help make it easier for you to find what you need and increase your efficiency.

These recent improvements include:

  • The capability to apply Favorites across committees

  • Expanding both the sidebar and your “Favorites” section by default when you first log in

  • Allowing users to expand more than one sidebar section at a time

  • Providing users with access to multiple databases easier visibility into said databases

  • Reintroducing the “waffle” menu in the header for quick navigation to Online Actions and Targeted Email

These updates make it easier for users trying to work quickly and effectively within EveryAction, and provide a more intuitive experience within your tools.

 

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      • Lark Valente
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      • April 30, 2026

      Thank you for bringing back the waffle! (​@scurtiskellogg you should see this update)

      williamfarah65
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      Thanks for sharing these updates—overall, they look like solid improvements to the navigation in EveryAction.

      The ability to use Favorites across committees is especially useful, since switching contexts has always been a bit time-consuming. Also, having the sidebar and Favorites expanded by default should help reduce extra clicks during daily tasks.

      Allowing multiple sidebar sections to stay open at once is a nice usability touch—it makes navigation feel less restrictive. The improved visibility across databases also sounds helpful, especially for users managing multiple accounts.

      The return of the waffle menu is a good move too quick access to tools like Online Actions and Targeted Email was definitely missed.

      Overall, these changes seem focused on improving workflow efficiency and usability, which is great to see. Looking forward to seeing how they perform in day-to-day use 

       

       

       

       

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