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Getting started

Create your church in Domo How to sign in to your church Welcome to Domo Create your team's accounts Add your first people Domo on your phone Domo with unstable internet

People and directory

A person's record Understand the pastoral stages Children and teens Families and relationships between people Export your directory and a person's data

Discipleships

Create your first group or discipleship Roles and members of a group Discipleship views and the leader's panel

Ministries

Create a ministry and assign its leader Manage your ministry team Discipleship or ministry?

Events

Create an event Recurring events: series Edit, cancel or export events

Attendance and follow-up

Take attendance at a meeting How Domo tells you who to walk alongside

Pastoral care

Pastoral care, in order Write a care note Confidentiality: who sees each note Tasks: the pastoral to-dos Who cares for whom: assignments Absences: who's been missing The ⋯ menu: reports and team activity

Map

See your community on the map

Settings

Customize Domo for your church Catalogs: your types and tags Roles and permissions, your way Give your whole congregation access The activity log

Your account and plan

Your profile: name, email and password Your plan and its limits Activate your plan Adjust the interface: theme and density Change the language

Concepts and reference

Domo glossary

Change the language

Updated on 03 de July, 2026

Domo speaks your language. You can change the interface language at any time, and it's saved on your device.

The profile menu with the language picker: Español, English and Português

How to change it

Click your name (bottom left) and, in the Language section, choose:

Español
English
Português

The page reloads in the chosen language and stays that way the next time you sign in from this device.

What gets translated

It changes the interface's language (menus, buttons, labels). The content you enter — people's names, notes, group names — shows up exactly as you typed it; it isn't translated.

Spanish is the complete language; English and Portuguese are still being finished, so some sections may still show up in Spanish.

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