Members

This is where you look after the people in your church: their details, the groups they belong to, and records like your electoral roll. The guides below show you how to add and manage members.

How to edit your site's privacy policy wording in Site Settings.
Your starting point for GDPR in Hubb: an action plan to work through in order, plus further reading.
As well as your registration form, you can attach consent questions to profile editor sign-up modules, payment groups and pages, and check-in.
Once your consent questions are set up, here's where they show up: Mailing, Query, user records, My Area and the address book.
How to create consent questions and mailing channels in Hubb, and show them on your registration form.
How to ask your members for consent using the ready-made consent mailing, including the links that let people answer without logging in.
Where to edit the privacy policy your website shows visitors, so it says what your church actually does with people’s data.
Tracking DBS expiry dates with a custom date field, a saved query sorted by date, and a reusable reminder email; works for any certificate.
The consent tab on each record, people managing their own preferences, and using queries to find or set consent in bulk with a full audit trail.
Creating consent questions and the mailing channels beneath them, and switching them on in your registration form.
Permanently deleting a person's record, and the anonymise options that respect both removal requests and your financial record-keeping.
Merging duplicate people one pair at a time or in a batch, what survives the merge, and the permissions rule that sometimes blocks it.
Password resets, enabling logins for people who never had one, and sending login details in bulk: every fix for "I can't log in".
Adding and removing group members, editing one person's involvement across the site, and the golden rule about parent groups.
Customising your registration form, approving or declining the applications that arrive, and the settings for automatic approval or no registrations at all.
Bringing your existing contacts into Hubb from a CSV, including families, custom fields, and the one-import rule to know before you start.
Adding a person to your database with the create user wizard, and why their name and email is all you need to start.