Holiday pages

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Holiday pages are 16 preconfigured public pages for the main Jewish holidays. They save you from building everything by hand for each holiday and each year: Passover, Rosh Hashanah, Sukkot, Hanukkah, Purim, and their cousins are already ready, with their typical content, their items, and their time slots when relevant.

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Designed for French organizations

The pack of 16 holiday pages is calibrated for the practices of French communities. The "Holiday pages" menu entry only appears in the sidebar for organizations whose country is set to "France" (country code FR). For organizations outside France, contact support to enable an equivalent pack to your context.

What do you want to do?

🚀Enable a holiday pageFirst opening of the module: triggers the automatic creation of the 16 pages.Découvrir →🎨Customize a holiday pageAdapt the title, content, items, time slots, and visual.Découvrir →📅The 16 available holidaysDetail of each page: usage, collection type, typical period.Découvrir →📝FormsParent module: each holiday page is a complex form.Découvrir →

Overview of the 16 holidays

#	Holiday page	Typical period	Collection type
1	Passover	March-April	Donation + products
2	Lag Baomer	May	Commemorative donation
3	Sukkot	September-October	Donation + item sale
4	Kapparot	Eve of Yom Kippur	Memorial donation
5	Yizkor	4 times a year	In memory donation
6	Rosh Hashanah - Yom Kippur	September-October	Spiritual donation
7	Home Shofar Blowing	Month of Elul	Time slots + donation
8	Birkat Hashana	Every 28 years (spring)	Commitment donation
9	Blessing Request	All year	Form + donation
10	Hanukkah	December	Annual donation
11	Megillah Reading	Purim (February-March)	Registration / donation
12	Purim	February-March	Mishloach Manot donation
13	Passover Menu	March-April	Prepared menus sale
14	Passover Seder	1st night of Passover	Registration + payment
15	Matzot Sale	Before Passover	Unleavened bread sale
16	Hametz Sale	Before Passover	Sale of leavened goods

See The 16 available holidays for the detailed description of each one.

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No automatic Hebrew calendar

Unisoft does not automatically synchronize holiday dates according to the Hebrew calendar. Each year, you enable or disable pages by hand and adjust the activity dates. This choice gives you control to adapt the opening periods to your community (start earlier, extend, skip a year).

How it works

Automatic creation on first access

The first time you open the Holiday pages module (/app/form/fete), Unisoft:

1. Checks which holidays already exist for your organization.
2. Creates those that are missing by copying a template prepared by the Unisoft team.
3. Automatically fills in the variables related to your organization in the template content, notably:
   • {{orgName}} — name of your organization as defined in My account
   • {{orgUrl}} — public URL of your Unisoft site
   • Organization logo — inserted as image in the pages' headers
4. Marks each page as enabled but to be customized: the public URL is technically already accessible from the end of initialization, so customize quickly (or temporarily disable while finalizing, keeping in mind that a visitor already having the direct link will still access it — see Enable a holiday page for the deactivation limits).

This mechanism is also triggered if you access the manual initialization function. You can therefore relaunch it if the pack ever needs to be reset.

Customization like a complex form

Each holiday page is technically a complex form (in the sense of Unisoft's Forms module). You therefore find the same tools:

• multilingual title and description editor,
• visual content editor,
• free donation or suggested amounts block,
• item catalog (with price, stock, photo, variants),
• time slot calendar (for the Home Shofar Blowing or registrations for sessions),
• color, font, and image customization.

See Customize a holiday page for the detail.

Public URL

Each holiday page has a stable public URL, of the form:

https://[your-domain].unisoft.world/form/[identifier]

The identifier is an internal code (UUID) — not a readable URL like /fete/pessah. To share a page, copy the link from the page's screen (generally via a Share or View public page button).

Typical view of the public page

For most holidays (for example Passover with its menu), the visitor sees:

1. Header: title, short description, background image.
2. Identity block: name, email, phone — reduced to a minimum.
3. Donation block: free amount or suggested amounts.
4. Items block (if configured): grid of products (Children's menu, Adult menu) with quantity, price, displayed stock.
5. Calendar block (if configured): choice of a time slot (useful for Home Shofar Blowing, community Seder).
6. Recap and payment: calculated total, currency choice, validation.

Detailed sections

• Enable a holiday page — automatic sync, activation, deactivation
• Customize a holiday page — content, items, time slots, visual
• The 16 available holidays — detailed description of each

Related modules

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A holiday page feeds several modules

Each submission creates a contact or enriches an existing contact, generates a payment, and feeds your budget. You can follow up with registrants via a campaign and include a holiday page in an event journey to make it visible in a global program.