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Subsplash wires natural-language AI through People and Analytics — its two highest-leverage surfaces.

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◆Current state
Subsplash has spent the last two months putting AI on the busiest parts of its admin. Trends AI consolidated giving, attendance, and events data into AI-buildable dashboards in late March, and People Assistant followed in May with natural-language filtering of congregation lists. Between those, the team shipped a dedicated Events Manager role, a group-attendance analytics dashboard, and smaller workflow-board UX gains.
◆Where it's heading
The bet is clear: ministry staff with no SQL or BI background want to ask questions of their congregation's data in plain language — both for analysis and for action. Trends AI handles the analytical half; People Assistant is the actionable list-building counterpart. The supporting work — RBAC, attendance analytics, faster workflow navigation — is what lets the AI features actually land inside real church-staff workflows.
◆Prediction
Expect AI to extend next into Workflows (plain-language routing rules for congregants) and Giving (donor segmentation for stewardship outreach), with a unified AI surface across modules as the natural endpoint. Pricing the AI tier separately, as Trends AI already is, telegraphs how Subsplash will monetize this push.

◆Recent moves

  1. 8d ago

    People Assistant: AI-Powered Filtering

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    People Assistant lets staff describe who they're looking for in plain language and instantly returns a filtered congregation list, covering membership, giving, baptism, family, and custom fields. It is the actionable, list-building half of Subsplash's broader AI push — the natural complement to Trends AI's analytical side.

  2. 29d ago

    Group Event Attendance Analytics

    A dedicated group-attendance analytics dashboard with trend visuals, participation overviews, and badges flagging members who haven't checked in recently. Fills a real ministry-care gap and gives the AI features something concrete to surface against.

  3. 1mo ago

    Events Manager Role

    A scoped Events Manager role lets staff and volunteers run gatherings without access to People, Giving, or app/web content. Permissions plumbing, but the kind churches with mixed paid/volunteer teams have been asking for.

  4. 1mo ago

    Faster Workflow Board Navigation

    Workflow board gets in-context step editing and a side-panel card view so admins can edit and inspect without leaving the board. Useful but contained UX cleanup, not a directional shift.

  5. 1mo ago

    Subsplash Trends AI

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    Trends AI consolidates giving, attendance, events, and groups data into a chart-builder with 25-plus visualizations, customizable dashboards, and AI analysis trained for ministry. This is the analytical pillar of Subsplash's AI strategy — and it's offered as a paid add-on, signaling how AI tiers will be monetized.

  6. 2mo ago

    Dashboard Event List Now Filtered by Month

    Default event list view now filters by month with simple navigation arrows, with a 'Today' shortcut. Quality-of-life polish for admins who manage recurring events, no broader direction change.

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