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Structured parish information, posts, and compatible event data can come forward from an existing site.
ParishRelay uses reusable connectors to bring existing sources into one clear parish app. However, every connection is considered in the context of the parish’s actual setup, because one dependable integration is worth far more than a long list of products that are only nominally supported.
Connectors translate supported sources into one consistent parishioner experience, while staff continue maintaining the original information in the place where it naturally belongs.
These categories represent current integration work and the connection patterns ParishRelay supports. Because installations and vendor configurations vary, each parish setup still needs to be assessed on its own merits.
Structured parish information, posts, and compatible event data can come forward from an existing site.
A public parish calendar can supply upcoming events, so there is no second calendar to manage.
Because they follow a common standard, iCal feeds offer a practical bridge from many calendar systems.
Existing website content can be gathered and presented in a clear, mobile-friendly form.
Publication pages and PDF bulletins can remain exactly where they are hosted today.
ParishRelay guides people to the giving service your parish selected; it never tries to replace it.
Staff update the system responsible for the information once; ParishRelay should never require a shadow copy.
Whenever possible, we rely on documented APIs, standards-based feeds, and source interfaces that can be maintained responsibly.
Third-party and jurisdictional content belongs in the app only when it is properly licensed or otherwise permitted.
If a system cannot offer a dependable connection, we explain the limitation plainly and explore practical alternatives.