Churches
Sundays and campaigns
Text-to-give, a lobby kiosk, recurring gifts, kids check-in and year-end statements.
Churches & nonprofits
A Sunday at 10:40. A gift from the pew, a family checking kids in, the retreat filling up and a building fund climbing on the wall. Twelve marks show the systems doing the work — from the offering to the café to the year-end statement.
SUN · 10:40 AM
IN THE ROOM 312 · ONLINE 286
KIDS CHECKED IN 74 · FIRST VISITS 9
Fellowship hall
Hover a light in the building — or a station in the list Tap a light in the building — or a station in the list
The 12
Grouped the way Sunday runs: the sanctuary and lobby, the fellowship hall, and the office and the sidewalk outside.
Sanctuary & lobby
Text-to-Give A gift from the pew, in the middle of the offering. Explore Online Giving & Livestream Half the church is watching from home. Explore Giving Kiosk Tap a card on the way in. Explore Welcome & Connect Cards A first-time visitor, entered once. ExploreFellowship hall
Café & Bookstore POS Coffee and a study guide, one tap. Explore Fundraising Campaigns The building fund, at 62% and climbing. Explore Event Registration The retreat filled up after second service. Explore Kids Check-In A label for the child, a matching one for the parent. Explore Recurring Giving & Pledges Set up once at coffee, given every month. ExploreBack office
Every gift, from the pew, the kiosk, the livestream or the bake sale, lands on one donor record in the right fund. Year-end statements are a report, not a week.
All channels together
On target of 35%
Down from 2.9% after a charity-rate review
Share of giving that is recurring
Sample dataRecurring gifts as a share of all giving, by month, after adding text-to-give and a recurring option on every form. The dashed line is this church’s 35% target.
| Month | Recurring share | vs target |
|---|---|---|
| Jan | 18% | -17 pts |
| Feb | 21% | -14 pts |
| Mar | 25% | -10 pts |
| Apr | 28% | -7 pts |
| May | 32% | -3 pts |
| Jun | 35% | 0 pts |
| Jul | 38% | +3 pts |
| Aug | 41% | +6 pts |
How it fits
A gift by text, a tap at the kiosk and a monthly pledge all land on the same donor record — and on the same year-end statement.
Fit
Same platform, different defaults. What changes is how people give, what they give to, and what they need to see at year end.
Churches
Text-to-give, a lobby kiosk, recurring gifts, kids check-in and year-end statements.
Schools
Tuition plans on autopay, event tickets and fundraising campaigns.
Associations & societies
Membership dues on autopay, event registration and donations on one record.
Tourism & civic groups
Event tickets, merchandise and sponsorships, with sales and gifts kept apart.
Charities
Online giving pages, recurring donors, campaigns and a charity-rate review.
Switching
The order below is the actual order. Nothing goes live until your funds are set up and one Sunday has run on it.
Your funds, campaigns and designations set up the way your treasurer reports them.
Week 1Donor records imported, with recurring gifts moved over where givers agree.
Week 1Text-to-give, the website, the livestream and the kiosk connected.
Week 2The café register and event sign-ups on the same system.
Week 2One Sunday run on both systems, so nothing is discovered during the offering.
Week 3We’re on call for the first month and walk the first giving report with you.
Week 4Questions
The card networks publish lower rates for qualifying charities. Whether they’re applied depends on how the account was set up. We check your statement to see.
Yes. Online and text forms can offer an option for the giver to add the fee to their gift.
Recurring givers usually re-enter their gift once. We help plan the switch so nothing lapses.
Yes. The café and bookstore run on a simple register, with sales kept separate from giving.
Yes. Statements are generated from the donor records and sent by email or printed.
Usually, yes, especially for large gifts. Givers can choose it on any form.
Free walkthrough
Forty-five minutes, your funds list and last month’s statement. We map which of the twelve you already have, which are costing you, and what to change first.
No rate quoted until we’ve seen your statement. If the right move is to change nothing, we’ll say so.
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