A church website linked to the dashboard and the app
Put your church’s pages together with blocks, no coding. Events, groups and visitors connect to what the team already records in the dashboard.
Pages built from blocks, no coding
You pick the blocks, write the text and arrange the pages in the dashboard editor. The communications team updates the site without asking a developer for help.
- Page and block editor inside the dashboard
- Text and pages updated by the team itself
- No need to hire a developer for every change
- Your own domain from the Grow plan
Until you connect your own domain, the site runs on a Brado address.
What the site shows visitors
The events and groups you publish in the dashboard get a public page. Visitors see what’s happening at the church and ask to join a group without phoning the church office.
The events you publish in the dashboard appear on the site, managed in the same place as your people.
The visitor picks a group and sends a request. The request reaches the dashboard, where the team deals with it.
A public prayer request page, which reaches the pastoral team.
Upcoming events appear in a calendar that the church embeds in its own site or another, with a subscription for the phone’s calendar.
The church can show song lyrics (without chords) to any visitor. The church decides whether to show it.
Forms with conditional questions, files and signature, and a page to request a room, which the church approves in the dashboard.
People who arrive through the site stay connected to the church
The “I’m new” form registers the visitor in the people database, opens a contact task and alerts the team. That way the first contact doesn’t live only in a notebook.
- Step 1
The visitor fills in “I’m new”
A short form, on your church’s page.
- Step 2
Brado creates the person
The visitor is registered in the church’s people database.
- Step 3
A contact task opens
The task is assigned to someone on the team, who sees it in the dashboard.
- Step 4
The team is alerted
Whoever looks after visitors gets the alert and makes the first contact.
How to put the site live
We set it up with you
The church’s name, colour and logo, the same as the app.
You put the pages together
You choose blocks, write the text and publish.
You connect your own domain
From the Grow plan, the site moves to your church’s own address.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. The editor works with blocks that you fill in and arrange. The communications team can update pages directly in the dashboard: you write the text, choose the blocks and publish, with no need to ask a developer.
Can I use my church’s domain?
Yes, from the Grow plan. We set up the domain connection with you, so the site moves to the address your church already uses. Until then, it runs on a Brado address.
What happens when someone fills in “I’m new”?
Brado creates the person in the database, opens a contact task and alerts the team. The task is assigned to whoever looks after visitors, who sees it in the dashboard and makes the first contact.
How do people ask to join a group?
The visitor picks the group in the public directory and sends a request. The request reaches the dashboard, where the team deals with it. The team decides whether to accept it and replies to the person.
Do the site and the app use the same data?
Yes. What the leadership records in the dashboard appears in the app and on the site, so there are no parallel lists. If the service time changes, you change it once in the dashboard. Events have their own public page.
See the church website at work
In 30 minutes we show the editor, the events and the “I’m new” form. If it makes sense, we set everything up with you.