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eChurch Digital Follow-Up helps church administrators collect contact details from people who choose to connect with the church and manage follow-up within WordPress.
Features:
* Visitor form with name and email, optional phone, optional Short Message (up to 300 characters), and an optional marketing-email consent checkbox.
* A shortcode for website visitors and in-person QR landing pages.
* A visitor directory with statuses and internal follow-up notes.
* Administrator CSV export and per-visitor deletion.
* Optional email notifications using the site’s WordPress email configuration.
* Branding and mobile-responsive form styling.
WordPress email acceptance does not guarantee inbox delivery. A properly configured email-sending service may be required. The plugin generates QR images locally in your browser using the saved public connection page URL. Download a PNG for everyday use or an SVG for large-format printing.
The plugin does not require an external service to collect visitor details. This free version does not connect to Brevo or another email automation provider.
Privacy
The plugin stores submitted names, email addresses, optional phone numbers, optional visitor messages, the email-updates consent selection, submission source, follow-up status, internal notes, and submission date in the church’s WordPress database. Its privacy-policy suggestion can be reviewed under WordPress Settings > Privacy. An authorized administrator controls export and deletion. Visitor data is also available through the WordPress personal data export and erasure tools. When enabled, WordPress email notifications may be delivered through the site’s configured mail service. The plugin does not send submission data to the developer or Brevo. Each site operator should publish an accurate privacy notice, decide retention periods, and respond to applicable privacy requests.
Source Code and Build Instructions
The custom dashboard.js, qr-download.js and message-preview.js files in this plugin are
provided as uncompressed, human-readable JavaScript source. The CSS files are also
uncompressed source. No npm, webpack, compiler, or minification step is required.
The bundled qr-vendor.js uses the human-readable QRCode for JavaScript library by
Kazuhiko Arase. Original source: https://github.com/kazuhikoarase/qrcode-generator
The upstream distribution is available at https://github.com/gtanner/qrcode-terminal
Licensing details are included in QR-LICENSES.txt and QR-APACHE-LICENSE.txt.
