> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.churchpad.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.churchpad.com/admin-guide/admin-guide-home-page.md). # Admin Guide Home Page The Admin Guide provides concise instructions and visuals for configuring ChurchPad settings, managing user roles, and setting permissions. ***


The Dashboard presents an at-a-glance view of key metrics, recent activities, and quick links to ChurchPad modules, keeping you informed and ready to act.	Dashboard.png	Dashboard
The Contribution module lets you record, track, and report church donations, manage pledge campaigns, issue giving statements, and export financial summaries.	Contribution.png	Contribution
In the Streams & Media module, you can browse recordings, create thematic playlists, and manage series and speaker resources—all in one place.	Streams and Media.png	Streams and Media
In the People module, you can view and manage member profiles, add or update contact details, import/export people data, and organize members into categories or groups.	People.png	People
In the Teenagers module, you can view and manage teenage member profiles, track their attendance and involvement, and connect them with age-appropriate groups or classrooms.	Teenagers.png	Teenagers
In the Children module, you can view and manage child member profiles—add or edit details, assign guardians, track attendance and participation, and connect them with age-appropriate groups and resources.	Children.png	Children
The Follow-Up module lets you manage new guest submissions end-to-end: view incoming “I’m New Here” forms, assign or re-assign guests to team members, log follow-up activities, and track engagement progress.	Followup.png	Follow-up
The Dynamic Forms module lets you design, customize, and deploy interactive forms—collect and review submissions, export data, and trigger notifications—all without writing code.	Dynamic Forms.png	Dynamic Forms
On the Admin Events & Calendar page, you can create and manage events, configure event details, view RSVP lists, and track attendance records—all within a unified calendar interface.	Calendar and Events.png	Calendar and Events
On the Admin Prayer Requests page, you can view and filter all submitted prayers, review details, approve or mark them as granted, manage settings—everything in one dashboard.	Prayer Request.png	Prayer Requests
On the Admin Testimonies page, you can view and filter all submissions, approve or disapprove with feedback, manage publication settings, —all in one centralized dashboard.	Testimonies.png	Testimonies
On the Admin Unified Communication page, you can compose and send SMS, MMS, voice broadcasts, emails, and push notifications; set up smart keywords for automated responses; manage credits; and review messaging history	Communications.png	Communications
In the Tickets module, you can open a new support ticket, view its full details, respond, and close the ticket once the issue is resolved.	Tickets.png	Tickets
On the Settings page, you can configure system preferences—manage user roles and permissions, customize email and notification templates, set branding options, —all from one central dashboard.	Settings.png	Settings
On the Invoice & Billing page, you can view and download your invoices and receipts, update payment methods, make one-off or recurring payments, track payment statuses, and manage subscription—all in one place.	Invoice and Billing.png	Invoice and Billing

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