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Permissions in Giving

Share these articles with people based on their roles in your church to help them get the most out of Giving:

 

Administrator

Bookkeeper

Counter

Reviewer

View settings

Change settings

Update permissions

Create or edit fund

View fund list and labels

Manage labels

View campaign list and overview

View campaign pledges and donations

Create a campaign

Batches

 

Administrator

Bookkeeper

Counter

Reviewer

Manage batches or batch groups

Enter donations in "In Progress" batches

Manage "In Progress" batches

Commit batches

Enter donations in committed batch

Manage committed batches

Donor Profiles and People

 

Administrator

Bookkeeper

Counter

Reviewer

Manage profile contact information

Access donation history

View People lists

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Search for people

Join donors

Email donors

Reports and Statements

 

Administrator

Bookkeeper

Counter

Reviewer

View dashboard

View Stripe payout reports and donation list

Create/edit/generate email statements

Receive donation notifications

Contact Information Permissions

 

Giving people access to Planning Center depends on their role at your church. Staff and background-checked leaders may have enough trust to access people's information, whether to edit or view, but people outside of that trusted circle should be given lower permissions.

Important

Only organization administrators can edit profile information for people across all Planning Center products.

This table outlines who can access people's contact information based on their permissions in another product. 

Can edit

Can view

No access

Account Settings

Organization administrators (in all products)

Billing managers

Calendar

People editor

People viewer

Any Event, Room, or Resource permission

Check-Ins

Editor

Viewer

Headcounter

Giving

Administrator

Bookkeeper

Reviewer

Counter

Groups

Administrator

Group type manager

Leader (everyone in their group) 

Member (everyone in their group who has made info visible)

Members under the age of 13

People

Manager

Editor

Viewer

Publishing

Administrators

Registrations

Administrator

Manager (only attendees in signup)

Services

Administrator

Editor (based on settings)

Scheduler (based on settings)

Viewer (based on settings)

Scheduled viewer

Organization Administrator-Only Tasks

 

Organization administrators have access to specific parts of Planning Center that no other permission can access, so please familiarize yourself with them as early as possible.

Product

Task

Giving

Enable Church Center to host your donation form

Connect the Stripe Integration to take online donations (done in Account settings)

Give Access

To add a person, go to the Users tab on the People page and select Add User.

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Search for the person and select them from the list, or click Create new person. 

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Notice

If you create a new person, enter their contact information before assigning them to a role.

Choose the role, and then select Send Invite Now.

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When a person is added, they'll receive an email that allows them to set their password and log in.

Important

Emails are sent to the primary email address, except for Account Settings. Account Settings sends an email to every email address listed on an organization administrator or billing manager's profile.

An administrator can quickly change permissions by selecting the pencil next to their name in the Users tab.

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Remove Access

In the Permissions section of the User Profile tab, an administrator can select Edit.

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Select Remove Access to remove the person's access to Giving.

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Removing a person's access will not notify them. When they try to log in, they will encounter an error page.

When someone's access is removed, their activity in the logs and information on their Donor Profile will remain intact. An administrator will receive an email and notification of the change.

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