• Files

  You will find Files in the GROUPS section. Upon entering Files you'll be given an an overview of all your files and folders. You will then have following options: New folder: Here you can create a folder and assign it to a group that you are a member of. In the group you can see all files and folders associated with the group Upload files: Upload files to the archive without placing them in a specific folder Sort the files: You can sort the files files based on type, upSome readers

• Blogs

  All blog posts that are set to allow publication on your website are automatically available in your People application as ChurchDesk is an integrated system. With a few clicks, this allows you to add your blog posts to your newsletters. Blog overview The first you thing you'll see upon entering Blogs is the blog overview. From here you can see all your blog posts, sort them and create a "New blog" and thereby creating a new post. For blog post there is further a set of "Actions" available.Some readers

• Groups

  What are groups good for? Groups make it easy to keep track of communication, documents, and tasks within a specific team, area, or community of interest. This saves time and ensures that everyone involved has access to relevant information – without flooding the entire congregation with messages they don't need to see. On this page, you can read more about how to: Create a group Add users to groups Make a user an administrator Change the group's name, tasks, or delete the groupSome readers

• Introduction to Groups

  GROUPS is made for the people who carries out work in and for the church. Such as employees of the church as well as volunteers. You have to be created as a user in ChurchDesk to be able to access Groups. Groups is divided into: Groups: Groups can work together with a shared calendar, files and internal messages Files: The file archive is the central hub for saving and sharing all files in the church Galleries: The gallery makes it possible to upload images for sliFew readers