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The numbers that quietly become pastoral care.

Symphonia already holds the truth of your parish. This is where it becomes something you can act on. Attendance trends, the stewardship picture, the diocesan census, and gently, the families you haven't seen in a while, so a number on a screen turns into a phone call that matters.

You don't want a dashboard. You want to know who's slipping away.

Most parish "analytics" are charts a priest never opens. What actually matters is quieter: the family that used to give and stopped, the newcomer who came twice and vanished, the annual report the diocese needs by a deadline. Symphonia turns the data you already keep into a short list of people to reach and a census that fills itself, and nothing about it feels like a spreadsheet.

The year, at a glance.

The census the diocese asks for, computed live from the records you already keep. Ready to review, not to reassemble.

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Saint Thekla · Annual report · 2026
214
Active members
24
Sacraments
$182k
Giving
148
Avg Liturgy
Sacraments performed
Baptisms8
Chrismations6
Marriages4
Unction3
Tonsures2
Ordinations1
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Finances
Reports.
214
Active members
24
Sacraments
$182k
Giving YTD
148
Avg Liturgy
Sacraments
Baptisms
Chrismations
Marriages
Unction
Ask
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Insight you'll actually act on.

Know the parish
The diocesan census
Your annual statistical report, with a live preview so year-end is never a scramble.
Attendance trends
Sunday and weekday headcounts over the last twelve weeks, and who you are seeing most.
An annual chronicle
A year of parish life gathered into a printable yearbook you can keep.
A tamper-evident audit log
Every sensitive change, in a hash-verified record only the rector can read.
Know your stewardship
Families who have drifted
The lapsed-families report surfaces households who gave last year and nothing this year.
Top households & new givers
Who is carrying the parish, and who has just begun, at a glance for the council.
Pledge fulfillment & fund mix
How pledges are landing and where the giving is going, ready to save and reuse.
Just ask, in plain English
Type a question about your parish and get a straight answer, worked out on your own data.
The report that's really ministry

The families to call this week.

The lapsed-families report is the one to open first. It names the households who gave faithfully last year and nothing this year, quietly, without judgment, while there is still time to reach out. A number on a page becomes a visit, a call, a soul kept. That is what a parish's data is for.

Lapsed families
The Doe familyGave $1,200 last year · $0 this year
Reader JamesGave monthly · last gift in February
The Roe householdPledged, then went quiet
A number becomes a phone call.

Reads from the whole parish.

The giving ledger

Stewardship reports and lapsed-family lists come straight from the one honest giving ledger.

People & records

The census and membership figures read from the same roster you keep every day.

Just ask

Skip the reports entirely and ask a plain question, answered on your own data with no AI cost.

The honest answers.

Is our parish data used to train an AI?

No. Ask is deterministic, not a chatbot. It answers from your own data with no AI model and nothing ever leaving the building. Your parish is not a training set.

Do we still type up the annual report by hand?

No. The diocesan census is a live snapshot of the year, ready to review and export. You confirm the numbers rather than compile them.

Is "lapsed" about attendance or giving?

Giving. The lapsed-families report names households who gave last year and have given nothing this year, the ones to call gently before they drift further.

Who can see the reports?

The sensitive ones are rector-gated, and every dollar figure respects the same permissions as giving. Council can see engagement without seeing amounts.

Turn your parish's numbers into names.

See the reports that read like ministry, computed from your own parish, in a short walkthrough.