When to use it
After Knight Alert — the last scheduled notice — unpaid members land at the Intent to Retain stage. No more automated notices go out; the next move is yours. Work this list before the response deadline so members are dispositioned in time for Supreme's submission windows. Reach out personally first (see personal-plea), then record a decision here.
Step by step
- Open Dues → Retention. The page opens on the Pending queue, with KPI pills for Pending / Retained / Affiliated / Suspended and a Respond by deadline with a days-remaining countdown.
- For each member, review the amount owed, days unpaid, and last contact stage.
- Click Retain, Affiliate, or Suspend on the member's card. A modal opens.
- In the modal, confirm the decision, pick a Reason code (used on Form 100), and optionally add notes — quick-pick chips cover common reasons (charter member, military, hardship, member declined, etc.).
- Click Confirm to record it. The card now shows the decision badge and reason code.
- To act on several at once, check multiple members and use the bulk bar's Mark all as … buttons.
- For members you marked Affiliate, click Submit Affiliate List to email the list (with the Supreme-format .xlsx) to the Grand Knight and District Deputy. Use Preview Form 100 on a suspended/affiliated member to verify the PDF, and Print Report to export the full roster.
Tips & gotchas
- A label note: this stage displays as "Intent to Retain" before you decide; once you choose to keep someone it becomes Retained.
- A payment at any time pulls a member out of retention — recording a payment flips them back to current and clears the retention decision automatically.
- Insurance members can't be Affiliated or Suspended for non-payment — only Retain is offered for them, and the server enforces it.
- A decision without a Form 100 reason code shows a "No code set" flag — set one via Change decision before submitting Form 100 to Supreme.
- Affiliate lists received after May 1 may not reflect on rosters until after July 1.
- Suspend can't be undone from this view — be sure before confirming.
Related
- See also personal-plea
- See also dues-notices