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A coordinator at Church of St. Peter used her attendance data to show her pastor that moving adoration into a larger chapel was drawing more people.

A caller your site doesn't recognize now hears a language prompt. A Spanish-speaking adorer can learn about the program or transfer to a coordinator.

Filter the Visits page to adorers who appear two or more times, separating a pattern of late arrivals from a one-time slip. A later hour may suit them.

Adorers making a monthly commitment can now choose by week or by date, such as every 1st Friday or every month on the 6th.

Clocks fall back this Sunday, creating a second 1:00 AM hour. Schedule two adorers to cover it, and remind Sunday adorers to set their clocks back.

An adorer can now hide their phone and email from the directory, the kiosk, and printed sheets. Their name still appears, and coordinators are unaffected.

Hourly captains are now notified when an adorer needs a substitute too close to their hour for the automated search. Someone can then step in by hand.

Filter late check-ins by how many minutes late they were, and see the number on each visit, to tell a chronic problem from a stray five minutes.

Hourly captain contact information can now be hidden from the Adoration Check-In Kiosk while still appearing on your chapel website.

A new adorer who gives a phone number now receives a welcome text message alongside the welcome email, and a text is far more likely to be read.