Reach your community
GoReach is the going-out half of Passport — knocking doors, handing out cards, and keeping track of the people you met so somebody actually follows up.
Where Bring guests in is about people finding you, this is about you finding them.
In this section
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Planning Territories | Draw your city into areas, hand each to a team, and track the door count |
| Outreach care tasks | The care tasks for people you met, who owns each one, and what is outstanding |
| Coverage Heatmap | Where your outreach has actually reached, and where it has not |
| Nearby View | Prospects near where you are standing — mobile only |
Where to start
Open GoReach in the main navigation. It has two tabs, Map and People, and a Quick capture button for logging somebody you have just met. People is the same list as the People page, opened on the people outreach met, with the same filters and Merge records. Its Care tasks button opens their care tasks, and Print outreach cards opens Share & print.
Capture first, organise later. An interaction logged roughly on a doorstep is worth more than one logged perfectly a week after everybody forgot the details.
:::tip Do this from a phone Outreach is the part of Passport that is genuinely better on a phone. The Passport app has a Team View with GoReach in it, including Nearby View, which the web app does not have. :::
How it connects
The physical counterpart to all of this is the outreach card: a printed QR card you hand somebody, which lets them register themselves without your team typing anything.
When a prospect does turn up, they appear in the Guests hub like any other guest. To find out whether any of it is working, Reports shows what your conversations led to, and its channel table puts GoReach beside your other routes in.