Collie

Collie reads the week for you and drafts who to reach.

Collie is FlockConnect's AI assistant, and it comes with the Collie plans. It drafts, and nothing it drafts reaches a member or a connected system until a person approves it.

Collie plans start at $49 a month. Starter does not include Collie.

Inside FlockConnect

Open your laptop to clarity,
not another dashboard.

On Collie plans: a calm, prioritized list of the few moves that matter this week, each ready for your approval.

Always explainable

Every card carries a “Why:” line, and the brief says who can see it.

You're in control

The whole brief waits for your review. Mark each item reviewed, or set it aside.

A lost sheep met by the sheepdog, the sunlit flock beyond

The gap nobody sees

Attendance looks fine. Right up until someone leaves.

Most churches can measure who showed up, but not who's quietly slipping away. On Collie plans, FlockConnect makes the drift visible while there's still time to be present.

One of my closest friends was two years into our church when he told me he was leaving. He looked fine on paper. He was showing up. He was in a small group. But nobody knew he felt alone.

Michael Tribett, founder
7friends in the first six months: what most new Christians who stayed had made.

The 7-Friend Threshold

Most who stayed had made about seven friends.

Most who stayed7+ friends
Most who left2 or fewer

In a small study Win and Charles Arn published in 1984, most new Christians still active after six months had made seven or more friends in their church; most who dropped out had made two or fewer. FlockConnect doesn't count friends. On Collie plans, it watches what your church already records: care contact, Sunday attendance, and whether someone is in a group or team, so you can act early.

What it helps you do

Set up in an afternoon.
See who needs care.

  1. Notice early

    Connect Planning Center or import a CSV. Then, on any Collie plan, FlockConnect compares what your church records each night (attendance, group life, care contact, and giving cadence if you connect giving, never amounts) with thresholds you set. Not a scorecard: a reason to reach out.

  2. Follow through

    Give each follow-up an owner and a due date, and get a reminder when it comes due. Care partners write a short report after a visit or call, and you review it. People can book time with you from your own booking link.

  3. Share the load

    Care partners see only the people assigned to them. Group leaders on your team take attendance for their group from their phone. The coverage board shows who doesn't have a care partner yet.

Ask Collie

Your flock, one question away.

Collie is an AI assistant, on every Collie plan. Ask in plain English, or ask it to prepare a care plan or a handoff note. It answers from what your account is allowed to see. Collie drafts. You decide. You send. See exactly what reaches the AI

Collie
Your shepherding assistant
Demo

What's on my plate this week?

You have three open follow-ups. A call with Sarah M. is due Thursday, a hospital visit with David K. is due Friday, and a welcome coffee with James T. is two days overdue. James is the one to start with.

You approve before anything writes back.

What this looks like for one person

From drifting to known again.

An illustrative walk-through, on a Collie plan, of the moment FlockConnect is built for.

  1. 01

    Three Sundays, and nobody noticed

    On paper, nothing looked wrong. Sarah was on the roster and in a group, but no call or visit had been recorded in over a month.

  2. 02

    FlockConnect flags it

    Her care-contact and attendance rings dipped, and she moved into Less contact on the People list, with the reason spelled out on her page.

  3. 03

    A pastor reaches out

    A warm note from the pastor's own phone, in their own words. A coffee on Thursday. An intro to the Tuesday group.

  4. 04

    Known again

    Seen, known, and back in touch. The kind of re-rooting that used to depend on someone noticing now happens on purpose.

From overwhelmed and drifting to cared-for and connected“To know… and to be known.”

Why a ChRM?

A ChRM is not another ChMS.

Church Management Software keeps the operations running: attendance, giving, the directory. A Church Relationship Manager helps your team care for the people behind the records, and runs right alongside the ChMS you already use.

Your ChMS keeps the operations running

  • Attendance & check-ins
  • Giving & contributions
  • The member directory
  • Event management

FlockConnect adds a shared care layer

  • Shows each person's household, groups and ministries
  • Surfaces early who you haven't seen lately, on Collie plans
  • Suggests small groups that fit each person, on Collie plans
  • Drafts proactive pastoral care for you to approve, on Collie plans
Collie is a sheepdog, not a shepherd. It makes the invisible visible, so together you can do what matters most: be present.

The FlockConnect philosophy

Care for your people with focus and intentionality.

Try FlockConnect free for 14 days (no credit card required), or book a walkthrough and we’ll set it up with you.