Good connections.
Fewer loose ends.

When are we meeting? Where are we going? What are we talking about? Give your small group one place to find the answers and stay connected between gatherings.

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A clear next step.
For everyone.

Support the whole group experience, from a person's first interest to the leader preparing for their next meeting.

  1. Make your groups easier to find.

    Share your groups and their meeting details so people can explore their options and take a step toward joining.

  2. Give leaders their everyday tools.

    Put the next meeting's time, place and topic within reach. Keep RSVPs together and let each person choose how they receive updates.

  3. Keep caring for the connection.

    Keep meeting notes and prayer requests close so the conversation carries into the next gathering. Follow attendance to notice when someone may need a little extra care.

One update.
Everyone's own way.

Long email threads. Busy group chats. It's easy to miss the details that matter. Give each member a say in how they hear from their group—and keep the next gathering in view.

Let members choose.
Personal communication preferences help people receive the updates they want, the way they want them.
Keep RSVPs together.
Yes, no or maybe. See who's coming without counting replies across a scattered conversation.
Make room for push.
Email and text, with push notifications through the mobile app. Another way to stay connected to the group.
Try it with your group
Thursday gathering

Coffee's on.
Are you coming?

Thursday at 6:30 pm
Fellowship room
This week: practicing gratitude.

Yes NoMaybe
See you around the table.
Updates, their way
Jamie
Email
Morgan
Text
Alex
Push

Illustrative member preferences and RSVP

A group leader listening to people around a table.

A shared view.
A personal approach.

Keep the details that matter to your group together: upcoming meetings, discussion topics, notes and the people taking part.

For a faith-based group, that includes prayer requests and caring for one another. For a nonprofit team, networking circle or board, it means staying connected to the next meeting and the work you share.

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All groups matter.

Offer free participation, accept donations, or collect group fees and membership dues. GroupView360 makes room for different ways to support your community.

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