by Seth
(Portland, OR)
I am a treasurer of a small/medium congregation (150 average Sunday attendance; 500k approximate budget per year).
I've been using a (rather good) Excel spreadsheet for financial accounting (I used a similar one for a small engineering firm for 13 years). It works well, but does not provide the transparency or audit trail that a financial accounting program should.
We currently use ACS Technologies for their member-database-type product and their was interest in using its financial suite also.
However, ACS does not provide for migrating our data into their database. So we're looking for something else. We would migrate from a CSV or DBF database into the new program. Any advice from readers or the site would be hugely welcome.
Comments for Church Financial Software for Migrating with Existing Data
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If you want to DIY your payroll, I highly recommend you look at using Gusto! It is very user friendly and their support is awesome! Plus they know how to set up and maintain payrolls for churches and nonprofit organizations.
Note: I am a "partner" of Gusto, but as I have told you before ... I never recommend anything that we or our clients have not tried and love =)