Quiet on Shabbat and Yom Tov
Messages wait through Shabbat and every Yom Tov, and texts and app notices wait out the late hours, then go out after Havdalah or in the morning.
Reminders, yahrzeits, minyan and events run themselves, and nothing is ever sent on Shabbat or Yom Tov.
Shacharit, Monday 26 October
Two short. The on-call list is asked on Sunday at 6:00 pm.
3 messages held for Shabbat
They send on Saturday at 6:37 pm, after Havdalah. The yahrzeit reminder for Esther Feldman is first.
Every rule follows the calendar your members live by, so the office can set it once and let it run.
Messages wait through Shabbat and every Yom Tov, and texts and app notices wait out the late hours, then go out after Havdalah or in the morning.
Families are reminded ahead of each yahrzeit, worked out from the Hebrew date.
Regulars RSVP from their phones. When you are short, the people on call are asked to come.
Members ask to bring a guest, and each request goes to your security team to review before the guests arrive.
Also: events with paid tickets, the full Jewish calendar, automations you can shape yourself, and members who keep their own details up to date.
All the featuresAsk Ezra in plain words. It brings your records over from your old system, writes the newsletter's drash from real sources, and does the day's small jobs. Nothing changes until you confirm.
Members see the congregation's calendar, their tickets and their own details in the Siddur Or Zarua app.
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For your first 100 members. Or Zarua is heavily subsidised so small congregations can run as well as large ones.
80 members: A$24.00 a month + GST.