A common concern of churches is how to effectively track church visitors and take every appropriate step to make sure those visitors feel welcome and can find answers to their questions. IconCMO’s record keeping features and filters and its powerful groups module can give churches many options to track church visitors and reach out to… ⪼ Continue Reading…
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Things to know to effectively use IconCMO
Membership Must Know #1: (Household or Member) Understanding the difference between a Household and a Member is important and is defined as follows: Definition of a Household: A Household is a physical location where people reside and the name of the household represents the adults that are responsible for the loaction. It does not represent… ⪼ Continue Reading…
Archiving members in IconCMO
Archiving is a great way to keep your database clean and your household counts down. Changing a members status to delete is different than actually archiving them. Archiving can be done at the household level or the member level. Although you can archive all members of a households at once, only the members are archived, not… ⪼ Continue Reading…
Save Time and Money with IconCMO
Staying organized and communicating with members of the congregation can be inexpensive and easy with IconCMO. Monthly newsletters, bulletins, schedules, and calendars can be created in Word or Publisher, converted to PDF and attached to an email message without the high cost of printing and mailing, not to mention the time spent folding and stuffing… ⪼ Continue Reading…
Are you using the Member Portal?
The Member Portal is one of the most useful resources available for church members and staff. And the best part is, there’s no additional cost! It’s already included in your subscription to IconCMO. If you aren’t familiar with the member portal module, it’s a secure self-service login where members can view their own contact information,… ⪼ Continue Reading…
What to do when two members of the church get married
You know how to add a new member into IconCMO. But what happens when two members of the church get married? You already have both of them in your membership database, so you need to merge the two records together. And what happens if they’ve given contributions? Here’s an example Let’s say John Anderson and Mary… ⪼ Continue Reading…