The modules that run the everyday work.

A full record for each person: personal and contact data, address, family and relationships, baptism, roles and positions, membership status and transfers between campuses.

Each person gets a sequential ID within your account — not an internal system number — and the record prints on a single sheet, ready for the physical file.

The guest signs in at the welcome desk, on a tablet or kiosk, and from there every contact is logged: the call that was made, the home visit, who took responsibility and what was agreed for the following week.

When they decide to stay, they become a member in one click — and the whole follow-up history goes with them onto the record.

Tithes, offerings, campaigns and expenses by category, with your own chart of accounts, bills payable and receivable, reconciliation per bank account and a numbered receipt for the giver.

The giver is the same record the office keeps, so a member's giving statement comes out without anyone cross-checking two lists.

Every group has a leader, a host, an address and a time. The weekly report records attendance, guests and what happened at the meeting, and the tracking shows each group's growth over time.

The leader signs in through a panel of their own, built for the phone, where they file the week's report without seeing any other module of the system.

Classes, teachers, enrollment, roll call and quarterlies by term, with attendance by class and by student, and the history of everyone who passed through each class over the years.

The teacher has a panel of their own: they take their class's roll on the phone, on Sunday morning, with no access to the rest of the system.

Letters of recommendation and transfer, baptism certificates, wedding certificates, child dedication certificates: the templates come ready and you issue one by the person's name — the record data fills the text on its own.

If your church uses a different wording, the builder lets you write your own, with the letterhead, the signature and the fields you want.

The agenda is built before the meeting, item by item. During the meeting each item gets its resolution — approved, rejected, deferred — and what was decided is recorded alongside it.

At the end, the minutes come out ready and the signature sheet comes out with the list of those present, to collect each signature and file.

Services, rehearsals, conferences, leadership meetings and special dates on the same calendar — the leadership sees the whole month at once and nobody books two things at the same hour.

What repeats is entered once: the Saturday rehearsal, the first-Monday leadership meeting, the Sunday service.

Sound gear, instruments, projectors, furniture and vehicles with an asset number, location, condition, value and the person responsible for keeping it.

At inventory time, each item's tag is read by the phone camera and the count closes item by item, with no clipboard and no printed list.