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For churches, from Gloo

Your staff is small. Your mission isn't.

Mission Control puts agents in the channels where your staff's requests already land, gives every person on staff an assistant that works in their own tools, and keeps the whole week in one place before Sunday.

Mission Control for churches (poster)
Mission Control for churches. A week at a church. The executive pastor reads Monday's summary in the Feed, the communications director turns ministry requests into drafts, and the youth pastor texts SuperGloo to update leaders and parents. It closes on "from Gloo".

Sound familiar?

The week has a shape every church staff knows.

A handful of people carry the work of many, against a deadline that never moves.

  • Sunday comes every week

    Slides, bulletins, volunteer schedules, and announcements are due on the same fixed deadline, every seven days.

  • Everyone wears five hats

    A small staff covers communications, facilities, care, and administration on top of the ministry they were hired for.

  • Information lives in ten places

    Planning Center, email, shared drives, and text threads each hold part of the picture, and nobody has all of it.

  • Questions arrive after hours

    Volunteers and parents need answers on Tuesday night and Saturday morning, not just during office hours.

A week at your church

Monday to Friday, with the routine work already moving.

An ordinary week, with agents carrying the parts that repeat and people deciding the parts that matter.

  1. Monday

    The week starts in the Feed

    Ministry leads post what's ahead, and the Ops agent's scheduled summary of open tasks is waiting in #staff.

    About Feed and Stories
  2. Tuesday

    Requests become tasks

    Ministries post their communications asks in one channel, and the Comms agent turns each one into a task on the board.

    About Public Agents
  3. Wednesday

    Event logistics, sorted

    The youth lock-in has its own Project with a channel, a board, and a calendar, and SuperGloo drafts the parent email between meetings.

    About Projects and Boards
  4. Thursday

    Volunteer reminders go out

    A scheduled agent posts Sunday's reminder to the volunteer channel, right on time.

    About Triggers and automations
  5. Friday

    Ready for review

    Announcement slides and a short announcement video are waiting in the Library for a final look.

    About Design Studio

Connections

Works with the tools your church already uses.

Connect them once. Then the people and agents who need them can work in them every week.

  • SuperGloo works in your accounts

    Each person connects their own tools, from Planning Center to Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 apps, and SuperGloo works in them as that person.

  • Gloo Communications for agents

    Connect it once for the workspace, choose the organization and what agents may do, and attach it to the agents that need it.

  • Planning Center
  • Gloo Communications
  • Google Workspace
  • Microsoft Outlook
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Slack
  • Canva
  • YouTube Data
  • Zoom
  • Calendly

Security

Careful with what your people trust you with.

Volunteer schedules, family details, and staff conversations deserve care. Here is how Mission Control keeps access in check.

How security works
  • Every member has a role. Owner, Admin, and Member are built in, and you can create custom roles from a catalog of workspace permissions.
  • A project agent belongs to one project and is visible only to that project's members.
  • New files in the Library start private to you until you share them.
  • SuperGloo asks first before it deletes something, sends or posts to other people, or does more than you asked.

Get started

Have the week ready before Sunday.

Download the Mac app, invite your staff, and put your first agent in the channel where requests already land.

For Macs with Apple Silicon.