FellowshipOne vs. TouchPoint CMS

For our church size (1000 weekly attendees), Touchpoint has been a great option for us. We moved from a legacy server based system to Touchpoint which has brought a much needed transition to a web-based product with all its advantages. The various features that stand out in our use of Touchpoint includes: good child-care check-in process, the integration of volunteer background checks with third party vendors, increasing integration with accounting packages like Sage Intacct, strong contributions module with flexibility on selecting various providers for the front end, generally intuitive ease of use combined with good flexibility to tailor to our needs.

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• Connects well with online merchant processors for ACH and Credit card gifts
• Integrates well with our accounting software (Sage Intacct)
• Retreat and event management that require fees is also very robust.

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• The onboarding/training process was not as smooth as it could have been.
• As new features roll-out, sometimes the communication is not as clear as it could be.

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We moved from Shelby to Touchpoint 5 years ago. Although Shelby has moved on to the web, it has been a more recent development after a 40 year history as a server based product. We wanted to go with a web-based option that started on the web.

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• Touchpoint's value has been in the ability of staff and lay leaders to be able to connect with and manage others.

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