Over the last few weeks, there’s been a bit of excitement in the world of Church Community Builder, also affectionately known as CCB. I use “excitement” loosely as many churches using CCB’s API were informed about CCB implementing a new per-minute rate limiting policy in addition to its per-day allotment of 10,000 calls per day
Category: Backup
I’m back this week with a tutorial that is sure to get the wheels spinning in your head about your church and where its attendees and members live. The purpose of today’s tutorial is to show you how to create two simple dashboards containing the following: Number of people and percentage based on Zip Code
Today’s tutorial will help many of you plan for custom application development using CCB’s API. You could meet the daily CCB API call maximum if you’re not careful. Maxing out to the CCB API limit could leave reporting, emailing, backup, syncing and other API-dependent applications dead in the water for a day. I suggest planning out how many API calls
Today’s tutorial is sure to open the flood gate of opportunities for how you use your CCB account data in an automated manner. Most of us are quite familiar with CCB’s Process and Queues. From Connection Card follow ups to church Membership to messaging and communications, Process and Queues provide a structure and system for