Every gift, however it arrives, ends up in one place: transfers, cash counted after service and, on paid plans, card and USSD. One total your leaders can see, without anyone rebuilding it from a notebook.
People give the way they already pay. Flock keeps the channels and removes the second and third ledger: a transfer, an envelope and a card payment all land against the same fund. A public giving page with your church's name on it. Bank transfer on every plan; card and USSD on paid plans. Cash collections recorded and confirmed by a second person.
Gifts land in the right fund, budgets keep score, and payments wait for a second approver, so nobody approves their own request.
For a building fund or a special appeal, the number everyone asks about on Sunday is always one screen away.
Through your church's giving page. On every plan they can transfer and submit the reference; on paid plans they can also pay by card or USSD through Paystack.
Yes. Every gift is recorded against a fund, so a building appeal is tracked separately from the general offering.
Payments from a budget wait for a second approver, and nobody can approve their own request.