Know your team is ready.
Shepherd Watch gives church safety leaders one place to manage training requirements, records, certificates, and renewals.
Know what’s required.Know who’s ready.Know what needs attention.
Team readiness
Review missing or expired requirements before the next team assignment.
Your team trains for what could happen. Keeping track of that training is another job entirely.
Spreadsheets, paper files, email, and memory work until they don’t. Shepherd Watch gives you a clear picture of your team’s training readiness without rebuilding the same list every time someone asks.
What is coming due?
Who meets every requirement for their role?
Where is the supporting record?
See what needs attention before it becomes a problem.
Your church sets the requirements. Shepherd Watch keeps track of whether each person meets them and surfaces the people who need attention.
- See who is ready
- See training that is coming due
- See expired or missing requirements
- See incomplete records without losing the last valid status
One system for the records behind a ready team.
Designed around how church safety teams actually operate, with different people, different responsibilities, and different training requirements.
Requirements that fit the person
Define training based on role, team, or profile information. When responsibilities change, requirements can change with them.
Records and certificates together
Keep completion dates, expiration dates, certificates, supporting documents, and training history in one place.
Renewal reminders
See upcoming expirations and send reminders before a requirement becomes overdue.
Leader and member views
Leaders see the people they are responsible for. Members can see their own training. Administrators control the system.
Reports and history
Run reports, keep an audit history, and answer questions without piecing together old spreadsheets and email threads.
Your rules, not ours
Configure training types, renewal periods, teams, profile questions, warning timing, permissions, and access for your church.
Built for your church, deployed where you want it, and handed off to you.
Shepherd Watch is not a shared subscription platform. Your church gets its own deployment configured around the way your safety team works.
Configured. Deployed. Handed off.
You get a working system built around your church instead of another shared account to maintain.
Configure
We set up Shepherd Watch around your teams, requirements, permissions, reminders, and existing records.
Deploy
The system goes live on the domain or subdomain your church chooses.
Hand off
Your church takes ownership of the finished system and its records.
A working system, not another account to manage.
The goal is simple: give your church a practical way to manage safety-team readiness without locking the organization into a shared Shepherd Watch portal.
Church-specific setupTeams, training types, profile questions, permissions, reminders, and branding.
Private deploymentA separate application for your church rather than a shared database of customers.
Data importBring existing people and historical training records into the system.
Administrative handoffYour church receives the completed system and operating documentation.
Built for church safety teams
“Do you know who on your team is ready and who isn’t?”
Your team already takes training seriously. Shepherd Watch makes it easier to know where everyone stands.
Before you add another piece of software, ask the practical questions.
Is Shepherd Watch a SaaS subscription?
Not in the current model. Shepherd Watch is configured and deployed as a standalone system for an individual church, then handed off to that church.
Can it use our church’s domain?
Yes. The application can be deployed on the domain or subdomain your church chooses, such as safety.yourchurch.org.
Can different people have different training requirements?
Yes. Requirements can be driven by the person’s role and profile so the system can distinguish what applies to each person.
What happens when a training record is incomplete?
The incomplete record is preserved, but it does not erase the person’s previous valid completion. Readiness continues to use the previous valid record until the new record is completed.
Can we keep certificates and supporting documents?
Yes. Supporting documents can be stored with the related training record so the record and its evidence stay together.
Can we export our data?
Yes. The system includes archive and export capabilities so the church can retain a copy of its records.
Stop wondering. Know.
See how Shepherd Watch can be configured around your church’s safety team, training requirements, and existing records.
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