Every person in your church, watched against their own rhythm. When someone starts to slip, you know. With the reason, and the message ready to send.
Reach a family in week four and it's a conversation. Reach them in week twelve and you're inviting them back to a church they've already left.
The family who came almost every week since 2023 and missed the last five. An average never sees them. ChurchAI does.
Came most weeks for fourteen months. In once since June. Came off the hospitality team in March. That's what your team sees, with the check-in already written underneath it. Someone reads it once and presses send.
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Weeks early. A weekly attender who goes quiet comes up within a few Sundays, not after a season. Someone who came twice a month takes a little longer, because there's less rhythm to break.
No. The attendance and giving your church already keeps is enough to start. More history sharpens the first few weeks, since two months can't tell a real drift from a long summer.
Someone who knows them decides. Your team sees who it is, with the reason attached and a check-in already written, and one of them chooses whether it goes out. Nobody is labeled anywhere the congregation can see.
When nobody records attendance, because there's nothing to track. Giving alone won't carry it either; the people most likely to go quiet often aren't the ones who give. And if your staff know all two hundred of your people by name, we'll tell you so on the call.
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Open your attendance with us on a call and see what ChurchAI sees: the families it would notice first, what changed for each one, and the check-in your team would review and send.