Yes, another week has passed as fast as the speed of light. It’s time for another tutorial. This week I’ll lead you in creating a city, state dashboard much like we did with last week’s tutorial: Your Church’s Zip Code Dashboard. It’s important, in my humble opinion, for a church to understand the dynamics and demographics
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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 cover how you can integrate your CCB account to use Mailchimp and Mandrill to send automated email messages. Before we begin, here’s a quick disclaimer to keep in mind… it is against Mailchimp’s terms of service to send transactional personalized emails. Because of this, Mailchimp allows for transactional personalized emails to be
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
Today’s tutorial is not so much about Church Community Builder (CCB) in great detail, but it is about preparing your data for migration to or from CCB. One of the things I’ve learned from migrating Fellowship One data to CCB is that it pays in spades to have your data in a database. Unfortunately, I