Editing an email address in CDOL

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NDBarrett
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Editing an email address in CDOL

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A member of my ward who serves in the Stake High Council is needing to add or edit his email address in CDOL. I can log into CDOL with my LDS Account however I can't find anyone in the stake past the Stake Presidency nor edit any information. How can I go about making a change in CDOL?

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Re: Editing an email address in CDOL

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ndbarrett wrote:A member of my ward who serves in the Stake High Council is needing to add or edit his email address in CDOL. I can log into CDOL with my LDS Account however I can't find anyone in the stake past the Stake Presidency nor edit any information. How can I go about making a change in CDOL?

Thanks.
For a position like a High Councilor (who is not shown on the main page for the stake), the email address generally comes from their membership record. You can edit that in the Directory on lds.org or the ward can edit that in MLS.
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Re: Editing an email address in CDOL

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Thanks for your response. IS CDOL the same as CMIS?
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Re: Editing an email address in CDOL

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ndbarrett wrote:Thanks for your response. IS CDOL the same as CMIS?
No, they are two different databases at headquarters. CDOL is the Church Directory of Organizations and Leaders. It is the authoritative source for what units exist in the church and it also contains all callings in most (if not all) of those units. CMIS is the Church Membership Information System. It has all the membership information. Some data gets transferred (or otherwise shared) between the two systems (like contact information for leaders).
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ndbarrett wrote:Thanks for your response. IS CDOL the same as CMIS?
I'm sure the share data, but no, they're different. CMIS = Church Membership Information System. Is the master collection of all membership records. CDOL is calling information.
Have you searched the Help Center? Try doing a Google search and adding "site:churchofjesuschrist.org/help" to the search criteria.

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eblood66 wrote:You can edit that in the Directory on lds.org or the ward can edit that in MLS.
It wouldn't hurt for him to check LdsAccount.lds.org as well.
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ndbarrett wrote:A member of my ward who serves in the Stake High Council is needing to add or edit his email address in CDOL. I can log into CDOL with my LDS Account however I can't find anyone in the stake past the Stake Presidency nor edit any information. How can I go about making a change in CDOL?

Thanks.
If the email address has to be edited in CDOL then your stake clerk can do it, but I would think that getting it updated in CMIS (via MLS, lds.org Directory, or Clerk Resources) would be all that is required. Currently we don't actually store the contact info for High Councilors but just display what is currently in CMIS.
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