Full visibility into every dollar. No meeting required.
DuesSync gives Trustees view-only access to every voucher, payment, and bank reconciliation — in real time. When it's time for the semi-annual audit, the data is already organized.
Oversight, simplified
What you get as a Trustee
Real-Time Visibility
See every dollar from your phone.
See every voucher, every payment, every reconciliation from your phone. Don't wait for the semi-annual audit to know where the council's money is.
Complete Audit Trail
Timestamped. Immutable.
Every voucher shows who created it (FS), who approved it (GK), who paid it (Treasurer), and when it cleared the bank. Timestamped and immutable. No more reconstructing from canceled checks.
Audit Prep in Minutes
Form 1295, organized.
When it's time for Form 1295, pull the audit report. Everything is organized by category and period. What used to take hours of paper-matching takes minutes.
By design
You see everything. You can't change anything.
View-only access means oversight without risk. You can review any voucher, any payment, any reconciliation — but you can't create, modify, or delete financial data. That's by design. Oversight and accountability, without the keys to the vault.
Rotation
New Trustee? No cold start.
When the 1st Year Trustee joins, they get view access to the full history. No need for the outgoing 3rd Year Trustee to “walk them through the files.” The institutional knowledge stays in the system.
Your whole council benefits
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Financial Secretary
Automated dues collection, digital vouchers, bank reconciliation, and compliance tracking. The FS sets everything up.
See the FSpage →
Grand Knight
Real-time visibility into council health. One-click voucher approval from email. Columbian Award tracker.
See the Grand Knightpage →
Treasurer
Digital payment queue. Bank reconciliation in minutes. Audit-ready records.
See the Treasurerpage →
Recorder
The minute book online. Attendance auto-fills, motions become a searchable record, and a monthly bulletin writes itself.
See the Recorderpage →