New Member Survey Process about civic-opportunity HOT 11 OPEN

@alexandrastubbs I added greetbot link to the Resources section above. It is installed on our slack account. So all we have to do is use it is have one of the slack admins (I am one of them), message GreetBot and make changes.

I changed the current "sent right after anyone joins" message to say the following:

I did not add anything about the survey. I think we should discuss what we want that message to be. Additionally we are on the free plan which entitles us to configure one scheduled message only.

They have the following info on their site:

Do you offer special pricing?
Yes, we do offer a discount for registered non-profits and educational institutions. Get in touch with us to find out about special pricing options.

So next steps will be

1. Reaching out to CfA to ask them if they have a relationship with them. And if they don't I can write directly to GreetBot for details.

2. And, we should put one of the UX team members on finding out if the timing of the greetbot is working for people and as well as just considering other options (e.g., having it wait an hour, or 10 min, etc.).

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@ExperimentsInHonesty do you have contact info for the individual to connect with at CfA? I will reach out to start to inquire.

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Before creating a proposal for where and when we should share new member survey, looking to get clarity on these things (@ExperimentsInHonesty, we can chat during our next TB):

1. What are the key differences between remote onboarding survey and new member survey?
2. What is the goal of the new member survey? To learn about the individual or to gauge effective of HFLA site?
3. Where in the journey should someone be answering these questions? (Slack feels right, but would like to discuss after answering above questions)
4. What are we doing/plan to do with the data that we collect?

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@ExperimentsInHonesty will reach out to Tracy to get the template used to source API licenses so it can be mimicked for slack request.

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@alexandrastubbs Here is the website for the greet bot we use that currently only allows one message to be configured
https://greet.bot/. Its definitely worth writing to them. I sent you a copy of what tracy wrote. When I am asking for things, I make the following information clear. We are fiscally sponsored by Code for America which is a 501c3. And we will write a case study in the form of a medium article if they will give us a free licence to use. Can you write the first draft?

If that does not work, it turns out that someone has written an open source version of this, although we would have to pay for hosting. But if we can't get what we want, writing our own is not a bad idea. https://github.com/CivicTechTO/slack-greeting-bot
Here is a tutorial for building our own slackbot: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-build-a-basic-slackbot-a-beginners-guide-6b40507db5c5/
https://api.slack.com/community
https://github.com/mishk0/slack-bot-api

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Thanks for sharing, @ExperimentsInHonesty. This is on my to-do list to get done in the next two days. Will circle back with a first draft.

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@ExperimentsInHonesty do you mind clarifying where you sent the copy of Tracy's note? Apologies, but I cannot seem to find it.

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Email has been sent to Greet Bot to learn about non-profit pricing options for the tool.

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Received word that we are eligible for special pricing with Greetbot. The discount is 50% for non-profits, which brings the price down to $6. Need to evaluate if we have any budget (does that exist?) to spend on this, or if it is worth the spend.

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@ExperimentsInHonesty will create 100 Automations proposal to build our own Greetbot tool

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I opened a new issue with a automation proposal 100Automations/futureautomations#8

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