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Organization settings give you central control over how Campground looks and behaves for your community. You can update your branding, turn features on or off, define custom application statuses, recover deleted content, and embed external analytics dashboards — all from Settings in your admin panel.
All settings pages require admin access. If you do not see the Settings menu, ask your organization’s admin to grant you the admin role.

General settings

Navigate to Settings to update your organization’s core details.
FieldDescription
NameThe display name shown across your community portal
LogoYour organization logo, uploaded and hosted automatically
Primary colorHex color used for buttons, highlights, and accents (e.g., #448c64)
Welcome messageCustom text shown to members when they first log in
Directory typeControls whether the member directory is visible to all members (global) or only to members accepted into a specific program (program)
After making changes, click Save to apply them immediately.
Campground is built around modules — discrete features you can enable or disable depending on what your community needs. You can also rename any module to match your organization’s language.
ModuleDefault nameWhat it does
DirectoryDirectoryMember search and profile browsing
PostsEventsAnnouncements and event listings
JobsJobsJob board for posting opportunities
ResourcesResourcesContent and resource library
ProgramsProgramsProgram and cohort management
TasksTasksTask assignments for members
TeamsTeamsTeam directory and management
EmailsEmailsBulk email composer
OverviewOverviewDashboard home screen
To disable a module, toggle it off in Settings > Modules. Disabled modules disappear from the sidebar for all members. To rename a module, type a new label in the name field next to it — for example, you might rename “Tasks” to “Assignments” or “Posts” to “Upcoming Events”.
Modules that are not configured default to enabled. Disable only what you do not use to keep the sidebar clean for your members.
By default, Campground uses three application statuses: Pending, Accepted, and Rejected. You can replace these with a custom status pipeline that reflects your actual review process.A custom pipeline might look like:
Pending → Interview → Review → Accepted / Waitlisted / Rejected
To manage statuses, go to Settings > Application Statuses.Creating a custom status:
1

Click Add status

At the bottom of the status list, click Add status to create a new entry.
2

Enter a name and choose a color

Give the status a clear name (e.g., “Interview Scheduled”) and pick a color so reviewers can distinguish statuses at a glance.
3

Mark as final if appropriate

Enable Final status if this status ends the application workflow — for example, “Accepted” or “Rejected”. Once an application reaches a final status, it is considered resolved.
4

Drag to reorder

Drag statuses into the order they appear in your review pipeline. This order is reflected throughout the applications view.
When you delete a program, profile, team, job, post, task, or other item in Campground, it is moved to the trash rather than permanently removed. This gives you time to recover accidental deletions.To view deleted items, go to Settings > Trash. Items are grouped by type and show when they were deleted.To restore an item, find it in the trash and click Restore. The item returns to its original state with all relationships intact — for example, restoring a deleted program also restores its associated applications.To permanently delete an item, click Delete permanently and confirm. This action cannot be undone.Items in the trash are retained indefinitely unless permanently deleted.
You can embed external analytics dashboards — such as Metabase or Tableau — directly into Campground so your team can view reports without leaving the platform.To add a dashboard, go to Settings > Reports and paste the embed URL provided by your analytics tool. Campground renders each URL in an iframe on the Reports page.
Make sure each embedded URL uses proper authentication (e.g., signed embed tokens) before sharing the Reports page with your team. Unsecured embed URLs may expose data to any user who can access the page.