Bookkeeping software · Churches

Bookkeeping software for churches

Church bookkeeping software has to be simple enough for a volunteer and clear enough for the finance committee. Adopt brings in every deposit and payment, suggests the category with the reason behind it and keeps each account reconciled.

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The problem

How churches handle this today.

A volunteer does the entry. Often on a weeknight, from a stack of deposit slips.

Giving comes in many forms. Cash, checks and online gifts each reach the bank differently.

Designated gifts get mixed in. A gift for missions can end up in the general account.

Handovers lose history. When the treasurer changes, nobody knows why entries were made.

How Adopt does it

Church bookkeeping a volunteer can keep up with

Adopt prepares the work in the background. Your team reviews and approves it, and every approval stays on the record.

  1. Connect your accounts

    Link bank and card accounts, or upload statements. A statement uploaded twice is not added twice.

  2. Suggested categories

    Deposits and payments each get a suggested account from your own chart, with the reason shown.

  3. Accept or change

    Accept in bulk or one row at a time. Nothing is applied until you accept it.

  4. Reconcile and report

    Accounts reconcile to their statements, to the cent, and monthly statements are ready to review.

Built for churches

What changes for churches

Less entry for volunteers

Transactions come in on their own. The treasurer reviews and accepts.

A trail on every category

See whether a category came from a rule or a person, and when.

Room for the committee

Add reviewers at no extra cost. Adopt is not priced per seat.

FAQs

Keep exploring

More software for churches

Church books a volunteer can keep.
You approve every entry.

Start free and connect your first account. Adopt works on its own, so you do not need another accounting system to begin.