New Blue Paper: Contact Management for Congregations
- Posted October 13th, 2010
- Filed under: Blue paper, Community
We’ve noticed a lot of different types of organizations using BatchBook, which makes us happy knowing that we’ve built something that works so well for such varied customers. We love all of our customers and want to make it easier for them to get started with contact management since there can be a bit of a learning curve regardless of what system you end up choosing.
Recently, we’ve seen an increase in religious organizations using BatchBook to manage their contacts and congregation. Since we happen to know a great writer who uses BatchBook at her church, we asked her to help write a Blue Paper on the topic.
We’re pleased to present Contact Management for Congregations, written by the lovely and talented BatchBook customer Katy Killilea. Here’s the intro:
Like the members of a faith community, contact management requires care and nurturing. The information we need is in continuous flux and our tools should make dealing with that flux simpler. With a system that fits your group’s needs, managing the flow of information will not be arduous but instead liberating. When the information you need is updated and easy to find, your mind is less cluttered, mistakes are less likely, and you can grow with confidence.
We hope you find the paper useful. Please feel free to share it, or any of our other Blue Papers with folks who may find them useful. And, as always, happy organizing!
Photo by Wes Peck via Flickr
