Volunteer Management System Selection and Implementation Roadmap Self-Assessment Tool

Objectives of the Volunteer Management System Selection and Implementation Roadmap

The Volunteer Management System Selection and Implementation Roadmap (VMS-SIR) is a guide to help agencies in their search, selection and implementation of a Volunteer Management System (VMS). The VMS-SIR aims to increase the adoption and usage of a VMS that is effective in optimising an agency's volunteer management capability, e.g. spending less time on data management. The VMS-SIR will be especially helpful for those agencies who are unclear on how to scope their needs, requirements and have optimal use of such a system.

Objectives of the Self-Assessment Tool (SAT)

As part of the VMS-SIR, this SAT is intended for your agency to assess the current state and use as a guide to search, select and implement a VMS.

In this report, you will receive results showing your agency's levels of maturity in various aspects and suggested pages to refer from the VMS-SIR. With the results, you can better understand your agency's requirements and needs for a VMS to support your processes. The results can also be used to identify gaps in your current VMS if you do already have one.

Instructions

  • Read through the VMS-SIR to help you better in doing this SAT
  • You should discuss within your agency before filling the SAT to get an accurate view of your agency's status and needs
  • In the SAT, for each section with multiple choice, please select an option from the drop-down list on the right (indicated with "Please select an option"), and for each section with a checkbox, please check the box if the answer is a yes, otherwise, leave it blank

This tool should take approximately 15 minutes to complete.

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