Everything GivFlow does, so your team doesn't have to.
GivFlow does the follow-up and tracks the outcome. Pick a place to start.
A pledge form that already knows each donor, plus follow-up from yes to fulfilled. Your team sees progress. Nobody has to chase.
Learn more →Gifts fail, donors lapse, new givers go unthanked. GivFlow follows up from your church's address and tells you what came of it.
Learn more → BudgetsA budget is a group of funds, like General or Kingdom Builders. Each tracks its own donor life cycle, so every note fits the fund.
Learn more → Donor insightsGivFlow tracks where each donor is in their journey, for each budget, so your team can pastor well and every follow-up fits the person.
Learn more → Dashboards & reportsGivFlow does the follow-up and tracks the outcome. Dashboards show you what happened, for leaders who ask, without anyone watching numbers every day.
Learn more →Automation flows
Recover a failed gift before it's lost.
When a gift fails, 1 in 3 donors stop for the year. GivFlow follows up.
At Bayside, 64% of failed card gifts and 67% of failed ACH gifts came back with GivFlow follow-up, compared with 24% without it.
How failed-gift recovery works →Real church data from the GivFlow app. Totals exact; weekly bars approximate.
A personal thank-you after a first gift, for each budget.
Second giftsFollow up after a second gift and show where giving goes.
Lapsed donorsA warm check-in from a pastor when someone stops giving.
Recurring givingRecurring donors give 4X the gifts and 30–60% more a year.
Processing feesInvite donors to cover fees or give by bank. 0.6% effective fees are achievable.
GenerosityA gentle nudge for donors whose giving hasn't changed in years.
Recovered donorsA thank-you when someone gives again after lapsing, plus a small invitation to give monthly.
Dormant donorsA low-pressure update for donors who haven't given to a budget in 12 months.
Let GivFlow do the follow-up. You keep the relationships.
See what your church's giving is telling you, and what GivFlow would follow up on first. Fifteen minutes, no pressure.