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How giving is tracking against the operating budget for the selected goal tier. “Pace” compares giving to where it should be by today (completed months plus the current month prorated). Figures are giving (Planning Center donations), not total income.
Upload monthly and annual profit-and-loss reports under Reports to unlock year-over-year comparison, year-end forecast, and historical averages here.
Donors grouped by the quarter of their first recorded gift; each column shows how many of that cohort gave again k quarters later. Aggregate counts only — no names. Data starts 2019, so pre-2019 donors appear "new" in their first post-2019 quarter.
Weekly snapshot of who's part of The Table — pulled from Planning Center every Monday morning. Each KPI shows the change since the last recorded week and versus the same week a year ago; the trend chart overlays the prior year. Line color marks the data source (Planning Center vs. imported CSV) — a color shift means the metric's measurement basis changed, so readings across it aren't directly comparable.
Export the Google Sheet as CSV and drop it here. The parser reads each metric column by header name and skips the URL-only row. Existing weeks are overwritten by date.
How people whose profiles were created in the last 12 months are finding connection — through groups, serving, or giving, in whatever order they arrive. Membership is a marker, not a finish line. Computed weekly from Planning Center.
First connection made after arriving.
How many kinds of connection each newcomer has (groups, serving, giving).
After the first door, what people add next — order observed, not prescribed.
Export your Google Sheet as CSV and drop it here. The parser reads Date, DCB AM Sanctuary, DCB Kids, Online, Downtown PM, and Notes columns by header name. Computed columns are ignored. Existing weeks are overwritten.
Dated labels — "Easter", "Snowstorm", "New series" — drawn as dashed vertical lines on the MRR, monthly giving, and attendance trend charts so spikes and dips carry their explanation.
Drop one or more CSVs from QuickBooks. Each is auto-detected (P&L, Balance Sheet, or Cash Flow) and assigned to the month from the report header.