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Logging In to Batch Manager Tool

Note: You must have a Batch Manager security role to access the Batch Manager Tool. For more information on BMT security roles, see Initial Configuration.

Batch Manager Tool is hosted on our shared server, but it is directly connected to your MinistryPlatform system no matter what server it lives on.

Self Hosted Churches

If you are a Self Hosted Church, configure the Batch Manager Tool URL as follows:

https://<your church name>.ministryplatform.cloud/batchmanager

For example, if your Platform URL is https://example-church.minstryplatform.net/mp, your Batch Manager Tool URL is: https://example-church.cloudapps.ministryplatform.cloud/batchmanager

Shared (Higher Ground) Hosted Churches

If you are a Shared Hosting Church, configure the Batch Manager Tool URL as follows:

https://<your church name>.ministryplatform.cloud/batchmanager

For example, if your Platform URL is https://example-church.minstryplatform.net/mp, your Batch Manager Tool URL is: https://example-church.cloudapps.ministryplatform.cloud/batchmanager

Note: Make sure that you always go to (or bookmark) this URL. The URL then auto-updates to the latest version to take you to the most updated version of the BMT.
If you aren't logged in, you'll see a dialog box that redirects you to the Platform login screen for authentication. After you log in using your MinistryPlatform username and password, you'll return to the Batch Manager Tool.

Image of the Batch Manager Tool login required dialog box.

Platform vs. BMT Login

Use the Platform for login authentication for the BMT. If you log in to the Platform and then go to the BMT (or click Proceed to Login) within the same browser session, you're logged in to the BMT. Log in or out of one to log in or out of the other.

Note: The following browsers support the Batch Manager Tool:
  • Latest Version of Google Chrome
  • Latest Version of Mozilla Firefox (regular, not ESR)
  • Latest Version of Microsoft Edge
  • Latest version of Macintosh Safari