Across the top: members, contacts, published courses, community posts, events, form submissions and receipts.
Every figure is either an exact count or nothing at all. Harvest does not show an estimate and call it a number — if a figure cannot be counted honestly, the card says so instead.
Below the numbers, Harvest writes what changed in words — “Nobody has given for four weeks running” rather than a chart you have to interpret.These are comparisons against your own previous weeks, not benchmarks against other churches.
The insight worth acting on is usually the run-length one. A single quiet week is noise; four in a row is a pattern.
Your giving total counts recorded gifts. Money sitting in your PayPal that nobody has entered does not appear.If your dashboard says £0 and you know people gave, the gifts are waiting to be recorded.
Harvest does not rank you against other churches, and does not tell you what a healthy number looks like. Those comparisons are almost always misleading — a rural congregation of forty and a city church of four hundred are not doing the same job.The dashboard shows you your own church, over time.
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