Why Sera Suggested You Try Check-In
Explains why Sera suggests trying Attendance Check-in when it's set up but going unused.
Feature-adoption insights
Sera doesn't only look at attendance and visitors, it also notices when a feature is set up but going unused, Attendance Check-in is a common example, if it's configured but your church hasn't been using it, Sera will surface a card suggesting you give it a try.
Why this one specifically
This suggestion is grounded in your actual setup, not a generic upsell, Sera only surfaces it because Check-in is already available to your church and isn't being used, it's the same logic behind Ask Sera telling you which Sermfy features you haven't tried yet when you ask.
Best practice
Give a suggested feature an honest trial run before dismissing the card, a Try Check-in suggestion usually shows up because it would genuinely simplify something you're doing manually already, like taking attendance by hand.
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