Turn Your Existing Tags Into Groups in Minutes

You're already the IT department, the events team, and the welcome desk — all in one. So when it comes to organizing your church into groups, you probably didn't start from scratch. You tagged people. By life stage, ministry interest, season — whatever made sense at the time.

The problem is that work usually just sits there. Either you're rebuilding those same lists by hand to actually run a group, or group life is happening out of spreadsheets, texts, and side conversations that never quite sync back to your ChMS.

Your tags aren’t the workaround — they’re the head start

With Groups, the tagging work you've already done becomes the foundation for a real, functioning group — not a workaround you have to duplicate.

Here's what that looks like in practice:

• Search your existing tags right from the Groups tab
• See member counts before you commit to anything
• Multi-select across tags and preview the combined list
• Create a fully-populated group — members already in place — without rebuilding a single list by hand

No re-tagging people one by one. No exporting a list into a spreadsheet to hand off to a leader. The group shows up ready to go.

A head start no other ChMS can match

If you've used other church management tools, you may have already noticed: this isn't something most of them offer. Bulk tag-to-group creation isn't a workflow competitors currently market — it's specific to how Breeze already handles tagging.

That's not a small thing. It means the more groundwork you've laid in Breeze already, the faster Groups pays off for you specifically.

From scattered tags to an actual group — in the time it takes to read this

Picture the before: a tag with 40 people in it, doing nothing but sitting on a member's profile. And the after: that same 40 people, now a group with a leader, a meeting time, and a home in the app where they can actually engage with each other.

That's the difference Groups makes; no new data entry, just the data you already have, put to work.

Ready to try it?

→ Groups Quick Start Guide