Disciple.Tools software boosts collaboration, clarity, and accountability for disciple and church multiplication movements.
As a contact relationship management (CRM) system it is :
- unique – able to track and organize individuals or groups generationally
- insightful - giving end-to-end dashboards, charts, and maps on contacts, baptisms, groups, churches, and movements
- secure – restricting database access based on permission levels and specific assignments
- federated - designed to host how and where you want and inter-link instances as desired
- scalable – relevant for individuals, groups, or movements
- customizable – highly adaptable through settings, built-in modifications, external plugins, and requiring low-tech skills
- multilingual – translatable, facilitating cross-cultural collaboration
- mobile-friendly - giving full-functionality from a mobile device
- free and open source – created in the WordPress environment and improved by a volunteer community on Github (https://github.com/DiscipleTools/disciple-tools)
The commit team will shape the development of Disciple.Tools, and is currently implementing generational mapping, a mobile app with offline use, and people group tracking.
There needs to exist a simple, low-cost, highly distributable CRM that is tailored to the process of using digital marketing to accelerate disciple making movements. Most CRM solutions are too expensive to be used by small volunteer teams, and they often require significant configuration and development to implement. This project is attempting to make a rapid launch, low cost system that is tailored for movements.
We are building on the Wordpress platform because of its open-source availability, simplicity of installation, numerous low cost hosting options, multi-lingual support, substantial configurability and customization, giant development community and resources, native REST API, mobile readiness, and healthy market place for distributing themes and plugins.
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This repository contains only the WordPress theme. There are a growing number of plugin extensions to the theme, but the core of the Disciple Tools system is this theme.
If you need support, email us at supportXXXdisciple.tools, replacing XXXX with the @ symbol. You can also read articles in our knowledge base at http://help.disciple.tools.
The goal of the project is to create a disciple-making CRM that is incredibly simple, cheap, and fast to launch. Below are the simple steps to do that.
Note: You must have PHP 7.0 or above. PHP 5.6 will not work.
- Download the theme disciple-tools-theme.zip file from the Disciple-Tools-Theme GitHub release page (https://github.com/DiscipleTools/disciple-tools-theme/releases)
- Open up your Wordpress site.
- Login to your Admin Dashboard.
http://{your website}/wp-admin/
Note: You have to be an administrator with the permissions to install plugins.
- In the Admin area, go to
Appearance > Themes
in the left navigation. This is where themes are installed. - Select the
Add New
button at the top of the screen. - Then select the
"Upload Theme
button at the top of the screen. - Use the
choose file
button to find the disciple-tools-theme.zip file you saved in step 1, and upload that file and wait for Wordpress to install it.
- Once uploaded, you will see the new Disciple Tools Theme installed with other themes. Next
Activate
the theme.
Done! You now have a complete coalition management system for your movement. You can access it by clicking on the home button at the top of the navigation bar.
Blessings!
Follow these steps.
- Fork it!
- Create your feature branch:
git checkout -b my-new-feature
- Commit your changes:
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
- Push to the branch:
git push origin my-new-feature
- Submit a pull request
To apply your changes to the plugin, update the contents of the wp-content/themes/disciple-tools-theme
folder in your WordPress installation.
Make sure tests are passing!
Composer
Install via Homebrew or run Installer:
$ brew update
$ brew install composer
Run Composer to install dependencies
$ composer install
PHP Code Sniffer
Run ./vendor/bin/phpcs
to see list of PHP format errors
Run ./vendor/bin/phpcbf
to auto-fix all possible format errors
If you discover a security vulnerability in these WordPress plugins and/or themes, or in the website https://disciple.tools , please send an email to supportXXXXdisciple.tools , replacing XXXX with the @ symbol. We ask that you give us a reasonable amount of time to correct the issue before you make the vulnerability public. Please do not submit a GitHub issue or a GitHub pull request, as these are public.
- Installing Disciple Tools with Kubernetes on Google (Github Project)
- Docker Image of DT (Github Project)
- Disciple Tools Mobile API (Github Project)