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How to connect and manage your site network

The Site Network allows a central organization on the Church plan to link branch campuses to share service programs, media resources and announcements in real time, with full usage tracking and adoption analytics.

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What the site network is and what it includes

By connecting your branch locations to the network, your central team can standardize weekly scheduling and institutional identity without having to email individual files or duplicate effort.

Synchronized programs and events

Library media resources

Announcements and official notices

Live songs and setlists

How to link a branch site

From Site Network in the sidebar or under Settings, you can connect your branch sites through two simple channels:

  1. In the interactive topology map, click the + Add Branch Site node or the top action button.
  2. Via Direct Link: Copy the link containing the invite code (e.g. /network?join=NET-XXXX-XXXX) and send it via messaging apps.
  3. Via Email: Enter the site administrator or coordinator's email address to send an official invitation with one-click confirmation.
  4. When the branch coordinator opens the link, a confirmation prompt appears to connect their organization immediately.

Tip:The recipient must hold an Administrator role in the branch organization to approve and complete the connection.

Invitation tracking and management

Under the Invitation Control tab, you can track the status of each invitation in real time:

How to share programs, announcements and resources

You can publish institutional content directly to branch locations across different modules:

  • Programs: In the general Programs list, click the 3-dots menu on any program card and choose Publish to Site Network, or use the Share menu inside the editor.
  • Media Resources: In My Library › Resources, click the network icon on any file, video, audio or image card to distribute it to selected branches.
  • Announcements: In the Announcement Editor or Announcements tab, click the network button to push the update to your branch network.

Tip:If your network is not yet configured, clicking the network icon anywhere opens an in-place configuration modal so you can set it up without leaving the page.

At the branch site, shared items appear highlighted with a Main Campus badge and become instantly available for local projection and event building.

Distributed content tracking

In the Distributed Content tab, the central team has a complete audit trail for each shared item across every branch campus:

Delivery date

Viewed and opened

Used in service programs

Quick reminder

Reports and adoption analytics

The Reports & Analytics tab summarizes network-wide adoption with vital indicators:

  • Global Adoption Rate: Average percentage of central content utilized in branch schedules.
  • Live Service Sessions: Total live projection sessions hosted across all network branches.
  • Total Programs: Active program planning volume authored by branch teams.
  • Comparative Breakdown: Per-branch leaderboard with adoption progress bars, last active date, and direct messaging actions.

Automated reminders for branches

Under Automated Reminders, set up scheduled email notifications to remind branch admins to review and use shared assets:

  1. Enable reminders: Turn on the master automated reminder toggle.
  2. Frequency schedule: Select day intervals (for example 2, 5, or 8 days after distribution).
  3. Trigger conditions: Send when content is unviewed, unused, or either condition.
  4. Custom template: Customize the email subject and body using dynamic tags like {{admin_nombre}}, {{sede_nombre}} and {{contenido_titulo}}.

Map visualization modes

The interactive network topology map features three visualization modes:

  1. Standard View: Clean overview showing the central hub and connected branch sites.
  2. Vertical Tree: Clear hierarchical tree flowing downwards from the central organization to branches.
  3. Radial Node Network: Interactive radial node graph illustrating connections radiating from the central campus.

The Branch Hub: connecting with your central campus

If your organization is connected as a branch to a Central Campus (available across all plans including Free and Pro), you have access to a dedicated Branch Hub in Settings › Organization Network (or via /network) to oversee institutional alignment:

Central identity and coordinator contact

Interactive branch network map

Received content hub

Institutional integration thermometer

Direct message to central leadership

Tip:If your organization oversees its own branches while also connecting to a central parent, switch perspectives seamlessly with the top toggle bar.

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