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Keep your contact data updated with Forms

We’ve recently updated our forms to help you keep your contact data up to date.When a contact submits new data you can easily update their profile in ChurchDesk People. We’ve recently updated our forms to help you keep your contact data up to date.

Grow your contact database with forms!

ChurchDesk is already helping you grow your contact database with Forms. But we’ve recently updated our forms to help you keep your contact data up to date. This is particularly relevant for the electoral roll refresh that is a great opportunity for you to get your contact data updated.

Already done the electoral roll via ChurchDesk Forms? Don’t worry! We’ve made it so you can go back and check your submissions and see if any new contact data was received.

How does it work?

When someone submits one of your ChurchDesk Forms we’re able to recognise them using their e-mail address or mobile phone number. As soon as we recognise someone already in your contact database, we’ll compare the new data to existing data and notify you if any of it is new. Now you’ll be able to easily update the contact’s profile to keep it up to date. It’s that easy.

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Topics: Product

Kenneth Svenningsen
Kenneth Svenningsen
I want to make things that matter and make a difference. I'm responsible for our customers and obsessed about helping churches meet people with technology.

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