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News:
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May 20th, 2008: We are very close to finishing the mail merge features, and have added a scheduling module to the package for a small fee, you will get both mail merge and scheduling. We have been doing extensive, EXTENSIVE competitor comparisons, with 12 other software packages. I know that we are biased, but we learned that we really don’t have any competitors. With over 55% of “other” packages built in MS Access, a few in Corel Paradox, come on, that database at this level, is just silly, it works great for a grocery list. This is good for us, we hope they keep using that stuff..
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Information Sessions:
On November 22nd, 2007, Thanks to all who attended.
Parish Pro had been in use for 4 years and in development extensively for 5 years. We have church consultants in all area’s of the software package and it is well liked. Parish Pro saves many hours of time and gives you access to data like never before. From Contributions, Reports, Forms, Census, Sacraments, SVDP, Inventory etc. it’s all in there.
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Parish Pro: We released a new version on May 15th, 2008 and are just finishing an Inventory module. We will be releasing this during the week of Nov 20th. We have also finished enhanced reporting for year end tax receipts’ and the Direct Banking Deposit piece within contributions. Included in these are digital signatures saving you more time again. Thank you to our customers who gave us the “wish list” and our church consultants who made sure that we had these pieces perfect. These upgrades are free (depending on your support contract).
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Forms module had an overhaul, many new features, a few more on the way.
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Inventory, a new module to keep track of all items, including serial numbers, dates etc. We would like to thank the church that gave advice on this module. During an onsite visit, I had the luxury of watching the office manager entering information into a note book that turned out to be an inventory list. The problem was that the list changed so often that it was never up to date and had to be retyped a lot. The book was full of notes, chicken scratches, white out. So Inventory for churches was born and integrated, a NO cost update to our customers. (hope our accountant doesn’t read this).
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