Answer three questions and get a comparison that scores every system against what your church needs.
The first question asks which area your church most needs to get organised. The next ones ask how much the others matter to the church you actually have.
The score works itself out from what you answered. This is not a quiz built to push célula.in at you: it is here so your church decides by what it needs, and not by what a salesperson said.
A document with everything a church system has to handle and the questions that matter in each part, already weighted by what you answered.
You open any vendor's site, or sit through a demo, tick what you found, and each system's score appears on its own.
You do not have to work anything out.
No. The best system is the one that best solves what that church needs, and that changes from church to church. What we hand you is a way to compare.
No. Only the answers for what célula.in has come filled in. Answering on another company's behalf would be dishonest, and a comparison made that way is one nobody should believe.
It does. Plenty of the areas exist in churches with or without cells. In the assessment you say cells do not matter to you, and the score leaves them out.
It takes less than a minute
The main problem
Good to have
These are some of what célula.in does in the areas your church chose.
And also what it does not do.
Sign my church upThe record of who belongs to the church: personal details, membership standing, baptism and history.
Select several people on the list and change baptism date, baptising church or membership standing in one go.
A CSV file with the record's columns, baptism date and baptising church included.
The system points out likely duplicates and the church merges the two into one record.
The person applies from the app and the church confirms.
The structure above the cell: networks and coaching groups, who cares for which leaders, and how that network is followed.
The system shows who is late. Chasing is done by people.
It works on the phone, not only on the computer.
Build the future group before it exists, with leader and members.
What the cell reports every week: attendance, visitors and what happened at the group's meeting.
The count is by whole week, not by day.
The cell stops for an agreed period without counting as a late report.
The care for whoever has just arrived, from the decision or the first visit until the person settles into the church.
A link the church uses at the service or the event, with no account needed.
Called and got no answer is information too.
The one to one care that continues after assimilation, with an assigned discipler and a history of meetings.
The events the church runs: registration, payment and attendance on the day.
The fee goes into what the registrant pays, instead of coming out of what the church receives.
Member, guest, child, each with its own price.
The Bible school, the courses and the training of whoever will lead: classes, enrolments and attendance.
How the church talks to people: notices, messages, notifications and the app's feed.
The list has a rule. Whoever comes to meet the rule joins it with nobody touching anything.
Giving from the app, with the payment methods and a view of what came in.
The person authorises it once and it repeats every month.
Tithe, missions and building go into different pots.
In development at célula.in: the teams that serve in the church, who is part of each ministry, the rota, availability and confirmation.
célula.in does not have children's check-in and pick-up: check-in, guardian, restrictions and paging the parents.
célula.in does not have the church's treasury: money in and out, accountability, and the control of assets.
célula.in does not have the ordering of what happens in the service: running order, setlist, who preaches, notices and projection.
célula.in does not have the church's internal calendar or the use of the building: booking rooms and equipment.
We have just sent an email confirming it, and the spreadsheet arrives within one business day. It is built with the weights you declared, which is why it does not go out on the spot.