Event Forms
Church360° Members now has event forms! This is huge, as it eliminates the need for third-party event registrations or paper sign-up sheets for events your church hosts. This new tool allows you to create forms tied to specific events in Church360° and then share those forms so that people can fill in the requested information.
Example Uses:
- Invitations
- Permission Slips
- Sign-Up Forms
- Recruiting Volunteers
Adding an Event Form
The process is quite simple. You’ll navigate to the “Event Forms” view, click “Add Form,” select your calendar date (or range), choose the corresponding event, and then proceed to add all of the details.
Viewing and Using Event Form Data
Once a form has been created and shared with people so that they can complete it, you can access and use that data. You’ll see submission rates and respondent information. You can share follow-up communication with respondents too!
As always, you can find more detailed information in the Help Center.
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
You’ve likely encountered MFA before. Essentially, it is a method of confirming your identity in a second (or third, etc.) place upon logging in to an account. Now in Church360° Members (and Church360° Ledger), whenever you log in using a password, an email will be sent to the email address associated with your log-in with a one-time code that will need to be entered to log in to your site.
While Passkeys provide the utmost MFA security, we have rolled out this additional update by popular demand to protect churches’ data from malicious actors.
Vertical Navigation
Last summer, we rolled out a new vertical navigation that users were welcomed to try. It has been well received, and it is now a permanent feature in the software. Your favorite tools for People, Events, Offerings, Reports, and Settings remain available—they just exist in a centralized vertical navigation.
This update also makes room for new features, both in this release and in future updates. Stay tuned!
Watch the webinar to see the new features in action!
