Hello, CCB API coding friends! Grab your favorite beverage, sit back, and let’s tackle today’s API adventure. We’re diving into the CCB (Church Community Builder) API to retrieve batch profiles. Whether you’re a seasoned coder or someone figuring out what PHP even stands for (it’s Hypertext Preprocessor, by the way), this guide will walk you
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Hey there, my fellow CCB API-ers! Are you chomping at the bit to construct another exciting API tool? Today, we’ll learn how to retrieve batch details using the Church Community Builder (CCB) REST API. And for those of you who are new to CCBTutorials or coding, scripting, or programming in general, don’t worry at all.
Hey there! Ready to flex those coding muscles? Today, we’re diving into the world of MICR creation for an individual using the Church Community Builder (CCB) REST API. Don’t worry—whether you’re a coding pro or just dabbling in PHP, this step-by-step guide will have you feeling like a tech wizard in no time.
Tis’ the season churches are nearing the end of the year and getting set to send giving year end statements. The native functionality for Church Community Builder (CCB) offers the opportunity to execute and export giving statements for individuals and families. In fact, we’ve previously shared a few API tutorials as it pertains giving and
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