Communication preferences
Attention is
not consent.
A fictional preference center that separates essential logistics from optional promotion, and lets people choose both subject and channel.
Demo rule
No all-or-nothing subscription.People should not have to receive five newsletters just to get a cancellation notice for an event they registered for.
Service communications
Essential when you request the service.
These are contextual messages tied to something the user explicitly did. A production system should stop them when the related relationship ends.
Church-wide
Choose the things you want.
Families
Household-specific.
Channels
How should we reach you?
Demo only · preferences stay in this browser and are not submitted anywhere.
See these in My Everlight →Consent history concept
Make preference changes auditable.
A production implementation could record the source, timestamp and scope of consent without storing unnecessary behavioral history.