Most church leaders don’t wake up excited about integrations. They wake up thinking about people.
The young mom who stopped coming and no one on the staff was flagged. The new couple who can’t get involved in a connect group because the process is unclear. The family who didn’t receive comms about an upcoming event.
Behind each of those moments is a system that didn’t talk to another system.
Technology should ease that load. Too often, it complicates it.
That’s why Pushpay’s integration ecosystem exists: to help churches stop juggling systems and start moving as one connected ministry.
Help every person feel known and connected
Create space for relationships to flourish beyond Sunday morning, turning fleeting faces into a deeply connected church family.
When systems don’t talk to each other, the impact shows up everywhere:
Staff time disappears into manual exports and re-entry
Giving data sits in one place, people data in another
Communication tools operate without real context
Leaders hesitate because reports don’t quite line up
None of that helps anyone care for people well.
Pushpay’s approach is different. Instead of forcing churches into a rigid, closed platform where every workflow has to conform to a single system’s assumptions, Pushpay connects the tools churches already rely on. Many all-in-one solutions require ministries to abandon existing processes and retrain staff from scratch; Pushpay works as a hub that lets best-in-class tools share data without dictating how ministry must operate.
An ecosystem built around real church workflows
Pushpay supports 80+ integration partners across every major area of church operations (view the full integrations directory), forming a connected toolkit that mirrors how ministry actually happens.
Giving is personal. It also touches nearly every part of church operations.
Pushpay integrates with leading ChMS platforms like Planning Center, FellowshipOne, Ministry Platform, Rock RMS, and ShelbySystems, allowing donation data to flow automatically into the systems churches already use for reporting and pastoral follow-up.
That means fewer manual imports, fewer reconciliation errors, and one reliable source of truth for generosity data. Finance teams reclaim hours previously lost to spreadsheets and batch uploads, pastors gain confidence in the stories behind the numbers, and donors experience consistency that builds trust over time.
Communication that feels connected, not fragmented
That’s not surprising. Messages lose effectiveness when communication tools aren’t connected to real engagement data.
Pushpay integrations with platforms like Mailchimp, StudioC, and other communication tools let churches send messages based on attendance, giving patterns, group involvement, and lifecycle moments instead of static lists. When systems stay in sync, communication becomes more timely and relevant, without staff having to export one more list on a Friday afternoon just to make Sunday work.
This matters.
Spend less time on tech and more time with people
Streamline your administration and eliminate digital barriers so your team can focus on what matters most—building a community where everyone is known.
Generosity looks different today than it did ten years ago.
Pushpay integrations support modern giving paths that meet people where they are:
Stock and crypto giving through partners like Engiven
Tap-to-give kiosks for in-person moments
Text-to-give and mobile-first experiences
Advanced donor analytics with tools like MortarStone
Each integration expands what churches can offer without introducing yet another dashboard to manage or another login to remember, which is especially important when the same staff member is often reconciling gifts, printing name tags, and resetting the check-in iPad between services.
Safety, stewardship, and trust
Child safety, volunteer screening, and compliance aren’t optional. They’re foundational.
Pushpay integrates with background check and protection partners so screening, renewals, and training fit naturally into existing workflows, instead of living in a separate system that someone has to remember to check once a quarter. It’s quieter, more consistent, and easier to maintain over time.
One hub, many partners
Pushpay’s integration strategy reflects a clear philosophy: be the hub, not the bottleneck.
Churches don’t need technology that dictates how ministry must work. They need systems that adapt to their size, staffing realities, and pace of change.
A growing ecosystem shaped by actual church constraints
And yes, integration work isn’t glamorous — but anyone who has ever reconciled year-end giving knows how much it matters.
Technology should serve the mission, not slow it down
At its best, church technology fades into the background, clearing space for people to do the work they were called to do without fighting their systems along the way.
Pushpay’s integration ecosystem connects the tools you already use, reduces the operational friction your team feels every week, and creates a foundation that can adapt as your ministry grows. If you’re curious what’s possible, explore the full integrations directory and see how your existing tools could work together more smoothly.
The future of church technology will belong to systems that stay flexible, connected, and ready for what ministry asks next.
Jonathan Louvis
Jon is the SEO Marketing Manager at Pushpay. Most recently, he worked as the Communications Director for his local church in Ohio. Having worked in the Church, he’s able to bring a unique perspective to his role at Pushpay. When he’s not busy creating content, you can find him spending time with his wife, two sons, and dog, or indulging his love of fantasy football. Jon holds a B.S in Marketing Management and an M.B.A from Western Governors University.
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