Pushpay provides software as a service (SaaS) solutions that help organizations in the faith, education, and nonprofit sectors connect with their communities. Their products utilize mobile technology to enhance community engagement and facilitate donations. Pushpay offers tools that allow churches, schools, and charities to strengthen their relationships with members and supporters. Unlike many competitors, Pushpay focuses specifically on these sectors and operates on a subscription-based model, generating revenue through recurring fees from clients. The company's goal is to foster community bonds and drive generosity while continuing to grow and innovate in its market.

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Pushpay, whose app enables digital donations at churches and other nonprofits, announced an integration with Virtus, a training and compliance platform for Catholic churches.

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REDMOND, Wash., Feb. 06, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Pushpay, a leading payments and engagement solutions provider for mission-driven organizations, today released findings from its 2024 State of Church Technology report, revealing that the majority of U.S. churches not only believe technology is a critical component to helping them achieve their mission (95%), but that leveraging tech to connect with their community beyond Sunday is an important part of their engagement strategy (98%).

Pushpay's 2024 State of Church Technology Report Reveals Church Leaders Abandon In-Person Only Services, and Embrace AI and a New Wave of Emerging Tech

How businesses transact with one another defines the ups and downs of the global economy. After all, commercial relationships sit at the center of commerce — and payments sit at the center of commercial relationships. That’s why the future is being built on more flexible and dynamic B2B relationships that automate with agility and ensure both the optionality and security of B2B payments. And for firms looking to capture the long-term opportunities hidden within today’s dynamic operating backdrop, innovation is increasingly looking like it might be the best plan

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Pushpay announces Integration with VIRTUS, enhances Volunteer Engagement and safety compliance for Catholic churches.

Pushpay Announces Integration with VIRTUS, Enhances Volunteer Engagement and Safety Compliance for Catholic Churches

When it comes to compliance, businesses need to grow up — quickly — to compete.From Apple’s ongoing troubles in the European Union to former FinTech-darling Synapse’s bankruptcy in the United States, the contemporary to-the-letter regulatory and compliance landscape is driving corporate costs up for businesses both large and small. It’s a situation that frequently results in a downstream impact on their own partners and customers.In today’s volatile business environment, insights from PYMNTS’ A Day in the Life of a CFO series show that risk management is becoming a critical aspect of the chief financial officer’s role.Historically regarded as the custodians of financial stewardship, finance leaders are now seeing their function evolve into one that is pivotal in navigating the complexities of compliance and risk management.From monitoring macroeconomic trends and surging geopolitical risk to the imperative to safeguard organizational integrity and adhere to corporate governance and regulatory standards, the expectation for modern CFOs to act as strategic partners to the CEO and the board, providing insights that guide corporate strategy, has never been higher.This transformation is partly fueled by the growing recognition that financial performance is inextricably linked to risk management and compliance, and it has been given a shot in the arm by the ongoing globalization of the connected business landscape, where companies must balance a host of different global regulations that have fundamentally altered the governance landscape.Read also: Will Regulators’ Public Shaming Blunt Innovation?The Interplay Between Compliance and Risk ManagementCompliance and risk management are intertwined disciplines that collectively contribute to an organization’s stability and success. Compliance involves adhering to laws, regulations and internal policies, while risk management focuses on identifying, assessing and mitigating risks that could impede organizational objectives.“[Y]ou have to think about managing the risk of the organization,” CSI CFO Ken Gayron told PYMNTS this month.“The CFO and the CEO are really the two positions that see the entire business,” he added.CFOs play a role in integrating these functions into the overall governance strategy. They are responsible for establishing and maintaining an effective internal control environment that promotes compliance and mitigates risks. This involves designing policies and procedures, conducting risk assessments, and ensuring that the organization has the necessary resources to address compliance and risk-related challenges.“We need to make sure we are balancing innovation with structure and reliability,” Pushpay CFO Burt Chao told PYMNTS this month, adding that while “old school CFOs were the ‘no police’ … flexibility in today’s environment requires not only proactively generating opportunity but also managing risk.”See also: Thredd CEO Counts on Regulators to Address Vulnerabilities of Banking as a ServiceCompliance Can Be Both Growth Driver and Corporate StrategyWhile the prevailing wisdom across the payments and financial services marketplace, particularly for startups and younger firms, used to be that growth was the single most important criterion, now, companies need to scale smartly rather than rapidly.“It’s time to make compliance a force for growth,” Sovos CEO Kevin Akeroyd told PYMNTS in April, noting that among businesses there’s both a palpable shift toward conservatism and risk mitigation.Effective compliance and risk management extend beyond policies and procedures; they require a culture of compliance embedded within the organization. CFOs, as leaders, must champion this culture, promoting ethical behavior and accountability at all levels.“CFOs are always playing offense, but you’re also playing defense,” DailyPay CFO Ken Brause told PYMNTS in May

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REDMOND, Wash., Feb. 21, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Pushpay , the leading payments and engagement solutions provider for mission-driven organizations, today announces the launch of Pushpay Insights , a new product that delivers a more holistic view of community engagement, empowering ministry leaders to take action through a deeper understanding of their church health.Pushpay Insights ushers in a new era of engagement and discipleship capabilities within the Church, where every data point is a potential life touched, every chart is a roadmap to discipleship, and every statistic is an opportunity for spiritual growth of a community member. Insights provides visibility to who is giving, who is attending, and who is ready to serve—equipping leaders with actionable intelligence to steer their congregation towards growth, deeper engagement, and more discipleship opportunities.“There is so much potential for amazing data mining and being able to really catch people falling through the cracks before they fall all the way out,” said David Miller, Executive Director at Asbury United Methodist Church. “I can easily see Insights becoming part of my weekly reporting routine for ministries - and they will LOVE IT.”The Company is hosting a public launch event today, February 21, at 10am PT, to unveil the new product and share Pushpay’s vision for the use of data, and how data-driven decisions can shape the future of ministry.Empowering Pastors with Actionable InsightsPushpay Insights brings together giving and engagement data into a centralized view so church staff have a better understanding of gaps and opportunities within their community, and are equipped to make data-driven decisions to help strengthen congregational growth. Customers who currently have ChurchStaq will benefit most from Pushpay Insights, which surfaces analytics derived from its Giving, Apps and ChMS solutions.“As technology capabilities continue to evolve and advance, the tools that greet our pastors, priests and ministry teams must not simply be instruments for management but a catalyst for discipleship,” said Molly Matthews, Pushpay CEO. “Pushpay Insights is poised to significantly transform the way churches leverage their data to better understand and engage with their community.”This release marks a leap forward in the Company’s overarching vision to deliver integrated tools to help churches reach and grow their communities more effectively, which first started to materialize when the company launched ChurchStaq in 2020

Pushpay Ushers In A New Era Of Discipleship For The Church, Launches Pushpay Insights

Customer success remains the cornerstone of exceptional SaaS platforms, and this year's winners exemplify that commitment. They have demonstrated outstanding performance by prioritizing innovation, usability, and customer outcomes, showcasing excellence that drives the entire SaaS industry forward. Post this"Customer success remains the cornerstone of exceptional SaaS platforms, and this year's winners exemplify that commitment," said Arabella Solaybar of APPEALIE. "The 2025 APPEALIE SaaS Award honorees have demonstrated outstanding performance by prioritizing innovation, usability, and customer outcomes, showcasing excellence that drives the entire SaaS industry forward.As an indicator of APPEALIE's SaaS Award selectivity, the Overall SaaS Award winners averaged over 4.6 stars on the most popular software review platforms (G2, Capterra, and GetApp - all of which use a 5-star rating scale).The 2025 APPEALIE SaaS Award winners are presented below:OVERALL SAAS AWARD WINNERSOverall, SaaS Award winners were selected using Net Promoter Scores™ (NPS), UI/UX, recent product improvements, and third-party analyst research, among other criteria.With the continued growth in entries and competition to the APPEALIE SaaS Awards, the Overall SaaS Award winners now incorporate specific product categories and customer segments.Customer Segment: EnterpriseAnalytics + Business IntelligenceCollaboration & ProductivityCustomer ServiceDevelopment + DevOpsMarketingVertical IndustryCustomer Segment: Small Business + Mid-MarketAnalytics + Business IntelligenceCollaboration & ProductivityCustomer ServiceDesignTelekit by Vail SystemsERP + FinanceIT Management + OperationsSecuritySaaS Customer Success Award WinnersSELECTED SAAS AWARD WINNER PERSPECTIVES"We are honored to be recognized in the 2025 APPEALIE SaaS + Software Awards," said Eric Giesecke, CEO of Planet DDS. "This achievement reflects the impact of our innovative cloud solutions, including the debut of DentalOS™, the industry's first open dental operating system that empowers dental support organizations with scalable, customizable technology to drive growth and efficiency. Seeing our customers succeed with our technology is what drives us forward and inspires us to keep raising the bar.""We are honored to receive the APPEALIE SaaS Customer Success Award for the second time

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Today’s CFOs have their task cut out for them. From managing and mitigating historic levels of uncertainty to striking the right return on investment (ROI) from the crowded field of digital innovations and solutions promising to transform work, all the way to monitoring macroeconomic trends and surging geopolitical risk — it has never been more crucial for chief financial officers (CFOs) to work to ensure they are making their businesses more resilient and better positioned to invest for growth. “Being a strategic CFO means that you are in the business of the business. One of the measures of a finance team’s success is feeling very much in the business as opposed to being a separate back office or mid-office function,” Burt Chao, CFO at Pushpay, told PYMNTS for the series “A Day In The Life of a CFO.”

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Pushpay just released its "State of Church Tech" report, an annual benchmark study that surfaces digital trends in the church.

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