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Setting up your church
Create your account, pick a plan, and name your church.
How-to library
Learn Acts2Track, step by step
Short, friendly walkthroughs — from setting up your church to bringing in years of messy spreadsheets. 15 videos, about eight minutes total.
Getting Started
From your first login to a working, populated church.
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Bringing in your spreadsheets
Import your existing lists — Acts2Track reads your columns, merges duplicates, sorts who's cared for from who serves, and keeps your visit history.
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Inviting your team
Add a teammate by name, email, and role, then send the invitation.
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Finding someone's record
Search and open anyone's full care record in a couple of clicks.
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Logging a visit
Record a visit — the date, your notes, and an optional flag — and save it to their history.
Using Acts2Track
Everyday care — and what differs for servants, leaders, and pastors.
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Reading a pre-visit briefing
Generate and read the AI briefing so you walk in prepared.
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Flagging someone for care
Flag a person for pastoral attention, or add them to the prayer team.
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Seeing your ministry at a glance
Read the Reports and Analytics views for your ministry.
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Teams & sharing the visits
Group people into teams and turn on visit rotation so no one is missed.
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Choosing how you hear from us
Set instant alerts versus a calm daily or weekly digest.
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Tracking benevolence
Record financial assistance right when you log a visit.
Making It Your Own
Settings and customization to fit your church.
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Speaking your church's language
Rename roles and terms so the app matches how your church talks.
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Choosing your Bible translation
Pick the translation your church reads, for briefings and guidance.
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Your ministry guidance
Review the scriptures and conversation starters for each kind of care.
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Making it comfortable to read
Adjust text size and display for easier reading.
See it with your own eyes
The best way to learn Acts2Track is to try it. Explore the live demo, or start a free trial and bring in your own people.