Two big new modules. "Pulse" gives you a weekly read on how your church data and team are doing. "Property" manages your land, buildings and shop rentals. Plus a refreshed audit timeline and a cleaner signatures setup.
Powerful new modules and tools to help you manage your church more effectively.
How complete is your member data, and how well is your team actually using ChurchBell? Pulse answers both with one easy-to-read score out of 100, refreshed every week. It looks at two simple things: how complete your member records are (do members have phone numbers, emails, dates of birth?) and how active each module is (when did someone last add a receipt or post a service register?). The overall number breaks down into clear, fixable lists, showing exactly which members are missing what, and which modules haven't been used lately. An Activity tab lets you look back at any period and see what was added module by module. And on the 1st of every month, a polished PDF report lands in your inbox, all neatly summarised and ready to share with your council or committee.
Manage every piece of land and every building your church owns in one place, with shop rentals as the centrepiece. Add a property, attach its title deed, tax receipts and photographs, and you've got a clean record of everything you own. For each shop, parsonage or other rental unit, set up the tenant, monthly rent, security deposit, GST rate and any rent revisions. On the billing day each month an invoice is created automatically and the PDF lands in your tenant's WhatsApp. When the tenant pays, your team records the collection in two clicks; the receipt flows straight into your day book against the income ledger you picked, so no-one has to re-enter the same details. A live dashboard shows who has paid this month and who is overdue, and automatic reminders go out for upcoming rent, missed payments and insurance renewals so nothing slips through the cracks.
Improvements across modules you already use every day.
Reliability improvements you'll feel even if you don't see them.