People and families
Church360 keeps a record for each member. Members can be grouped into families.
- A record for each member
- Members grouped into families
Church360
Features
Everything on this page is in Church360 today. Church360 runs in your web browser.
Groups and categories
Set up your groups and ministries. Sort them into categories you create, so you can use the names you already use.
- Groups and ministries
- Categories you create and manage
Events and registration
Create one-off and recurring events. Take registrations for your events, with a waitlist.
- One-off and recurring events
- Registration
- A waitlist
Check-in and attendance
Check people in at your events, walk-ins included. Attendance reporting is optional: you decide whether to turn it on, and choose your attendance options in settings.
- Check-in at events
- Walk-ins included
- Optional attendance reporting
Volunteer scheduling
Schedule volunteers. You define your own volunteer roles.
- Volunteer scheduling
- Volunteer roles you define
Giving records
Record gifts and pledges by fund. Produce giving statements from your records.
- Gifts recorded by fund
- Pledges recorded by fund
- Giving statements
Team access
Invite your team to sign in to Church360. Give each person a role: role-based permissions decide what each person can see and do.
- Invitations for your team
- Role-based permissions
One church, or many under a diocese
Set up a single church, or organise churches under a diocese. A church can ask to join a diocese, and the diocese approves the request. Each church's records are kept separate from other churches' records, and each church sets its own country.
- A single church, or churches under a diocese
- Join requests, approved by the diocese
- Each church's records kept separate
See it in a guided demo
We'll show you these features on WhatsApp or a call, and answer your questions.