Shul programs

Set up your sections and seat numbers once — men's shul, Ezras Nashim, the beis medrash — with a usual price. Then you can sell them every year.

Sell one or more seats to a family for Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur — one commitment is made for the total, so bills and pay links work as usual.

Give every family the same seats they had last year, for the new year, with a new commitment at this year's price — in one click.

Send a pay link to every seat holder who still owes, and free up a seat when a family gives it back.

Log each aliyah or honor as it's given — Shlishi, Maftir, Pesicha, Kol Nidre. An amount becomes a מתנה בלי נדר commitment on the person, ready to bill.

Add, remove or reorder the honors in the "Honor" dropdown — your shul's own list of aliyos and kibbudim.

Create plans (e.g. Family $1,200 a year), add members, and Yahiv bills the dues every period by itself — by card if they chose that, otherwise by email or text.

Choose a member's saved card so each period's dues are charged by themselves — no bill, no chasing.

See every member who owes dues, how much, and send all of them a pay link at once.

Save a yahrzeit (or a birthday, bar mitzvah, anniversary) by Hebrew date — or type the English date and Yahiv works out the Hebrew one. Each year's date is calculated for you.

Which Adar a yahrzeit falls in during a leap year, and what happens to the 30th of a month that doesn't always have 30 days.

Before each yahrzeit, staff get a task and an alert — and, if you choose, the family gets a gentle reminder by email or the donor app.

List what people can sponsor — a day, a week or a Hebrew month — with the price. Every booking becomes a pledge with a pay link, and it shows on a calendar.

Book someone for a Shabbos Kiddush with their dedication. It becomes a pledge on their account with a pay link.

Set up Parnas HaYom (a day), Parnas HaShavua (a week) and Parnas HaChodesh (a Hebrew month) in one step. Bookings become pledges and show on the shul screen.

See every day, week or month of the Jewish year with who has it now and who had the same one last year — and book last year's sponsors again in one click.

Share one link where people pick a Kiddush, a day of learning or a Parnas HaYom, see which dates are open, and pay by card.

A big screen for the shul lobby or beis medrash: yahrzeits, davening times, shiurim, the day's zmanim, Parnas HaYom and announcements — in Hebrew, Yiddish or English. It updates by itself.

Add davening times and shiurim — at a set time, or set from a zman (like Mincha 15 minutes before shkiah) so they move by themselves every day.

Put shul announcements (מודעות) on the screen for the dates you choose, and add a free Parnas HaYom dedication.

Add your memorial plaques with their Hebrew dates so the week's yahrzeits light up on the screen — along with yahrzeits saved on people's profiles.

Download a small file that opens the shul screen truly full screen — no taskbar, no address bar — and have it start by itself whenever the computer turns on.

Make a Yizkor list with a suggested donation per name. Families add their own names online, and the list prints in large Hebrew type for the bimah.

Keep track of who has the hall or a room when. Take requests online, confirm them, and the rent becomes a commitment you can bill and they can pay online.

When someone gives in honor or in memory of someone, Yahiv can email an e-card to the family or queue a printed card for you to mail. The amount is never shown.

From candle lighting until after havdalah, Yahiv sends nothing and charges nothing — texts, emails, calls, receipts and recurring charges wait. You can close your giving pages too.