CCP demonstrations

Working prototypes for Start and Strengthen Churches. Nothing here is a schedule, a policy or a record. Where a page carries a real event its dates are unconfirmed and say so; everybody registering on these pages is invented on purpose.

• The CCP Casserole Classic An invented event from both sides: what an attendee fills in, and what SSC admin has to act on. The town, the airport code and every person on it are made up, and every address is under example.invalid.

  Where it stands

  Open, and yours to poke at. Anything you enter stays in your own browser, reaches nobody, and is still there when you come back.

  What comes next

  It stays the sandbox. New registration behaviour is shown here first, on invented data, before it goes anywhere near a real event.

• Spring Assessment Center 2027 The page a candidate would land on, rendered from one event record rather than typed. Dates, venue, schedule, travel terms and the prepopulated registration panel all read from that record, which is the whole argument: nobody maintains the same fact in a form, an email and a wiki page.

  Where it stands

  Preview. The registrant is invented, nothing you enter is recorded, and the March 2027 dates are not confirmed. Do not use it for scheduling or travel.

  What comes next

  The first real registration cycle is the November 2026 CPTO, not this one. Whatever renders November's form is settled in the first week of October, and this page is the shape it takes.

• The SSC expense form sign-in required The replacement for the three-page 123FormBuilder reimbursement form. One header, as many expense lines as the trip actually took, mileage served at the IRS rate in force on the day you drove, banking entered once and encrypted, and a review screen between the form and the send.

  Where it stands

  Deployed, and in demo mode: nothing it does sends an email, pays anybody or reaches finance. It takes real submissions, so it sits behind a sign-in like every other surface that does. Ask if you need in.

  What comes next

  A named beta from the September Assessment Center's late filers, then the account codes, then a finance packet built to Emburse's own fields so three people stop retyping the same four values out of a PDF.