Uncover the prospects hiding in plain sight.
See which relationships deserve stewardship, where someone’s giving may not reflect their capacity, and who is worth getting to know better.
Your helpful shlichus assistant.
A CRM built for Chabad houses.
Every morning it tells you who to call and why. Every call, visit and gift is remembered, so no one slips through the cracks.
- Free for five days, then $50 a month plus your own AI use
- Available in the US and UK
- You can migrate your existing data
- Works in ChatGPT, Claude and Muse
Preview examples: Who are we reaching today? Draft an email to Hebrew school families. Who should I invite for Shabbos? Draft my High Holidays email. Send out an email about Hebrew school registration.
DAAS makes sure no one is forgotten.
Built for Chabad houses and shluchim, DAAS keeps your community’s relationships together. It remembers every call, visit, Shabbos meal, class, RSVP and gift, and every morning it tells you who needs you next.
Daily Five
Every morning, five people to reach out to.
Open DAAS and your list is waiting: five names, and the reason each one is on it. Call, text or stop by, then log how it went in two taps. Tomorrow’s list already knows.
- Follow-upYou tried and didn’t connect. DAAS brings them back on a schedule until you do.
- Gone quietIt has been longer than usual since you spoke. DAAS learns each family’s own rhythm.
- New faceJoined your community recently and hasn’t had a personal hello yet.
- ProspectSomeone in your area you haven’t gotten to know.
A connection list, not a fundraising list: no giving requirement, and no money in the ordering.
Every interaction, remembered
The whole story of every family, in one place.
Calls, texts, visits, meetings, classes, events, donations and notes all land on one timeline per household. Open anyone and you see when you last spoke, what was said, who came to what, and whether the relationship is Warm, Steady or Cool.
Know a family well but never wrote it down? Tell DAAS everything you know, in your own words, and it sorts it into their profile.
Log something
Talk for thirty seconds. DAAS does the data entry.
Leaving a visit? Record a voice note from the car. Forward an email chain, snap the note on your desk, or screenshot a conversation. DAAS works out who it is about, what happened and what should happen next, then shows you exactly what it wants to save.
Nothing sends or saves until you approve it.
Ask DAAS & the Assistant
Ask anything about your community.
Who should I invite for Shabbos? Who hasn’t been in touch since Pesach? Which families should get a challah this Friday? Ask DAAS answers from your own records: your people, their history, your notes.
Or tell the Assistant what you need. “Email the Hebrew school families about registration” comes back as a draft with the audience already picked, ready for you to review and open in Email.
ChatGPT, Claude, Muse
Use DAAS from the AI app you already use.
Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Muse in WhatsApp, or any other AI app that lets you add a custom connector. Everyone on your team signs in with their own DAAS login.
Ask
“What’s the Levys’ phone number?” “Who gave over $500 last year?” Answers come from your own records.
Log
Send a voice note about a visit. DAAS shows what it will log, matched to the right family, before it saves.
Send
Draft an email to a group, send yourself a test, and send it, right from the chat.
Nothing is saved or sent until you say yes.
Prospect Finder & Community map
See where a relationship can grow.
Every household gets a Prospect Score, closeness, generosity and capacity in one number, with the reasons shown. Prospect Finder sorts your community into Get to know, Invite to give and Stay connected.
See the people behind the pins.
Browse your community on a map, open a household, and see the history before you knock on the door.
A full CRM
Email
Everything your Chabad house runs on.
Send to the whole community or one group, from your own address, with opens, clicks and unsubscribes handled.
Events & RSVPs
Registration forms for your website. Every signup lands in DAAS and counts toward the relationship.
Donations, receipts and letters
Track donations, pledges and in-kind gifts with each family. Prepare receipts, personal thank-you letters and year-end letters, ready to email or print.
To-dos & follow-ups
Promise to call back after Sukkos? Set it and DAAS brings it up when it is due.
Reports
See who came, who gave, and who has gone quiet, without building a spreadsheet.
On your phone
Add DAAS to your home screen. Your list, your calls and the map go wherever you go.
How AI works in DAAS
No AI
AI
AI where it’s needed. Only there.
Choosing who you should call doesn’t use AI at all. DAAS looks at each family’s history, when you last spoke, how often you usually do, who is new, and brings the right names forward. AI steps in only for the busywork: turning voice notes into records, drafting emails and answering questions.
Choosing who to call
Daily Five, follow-ups and Prospect Finder work from your own records: calls, visits, events and gifts. It costs nothing to run, and every name comes with the reason it is there.
Doing the busywork
Voice notes become records, a spoken request becomes a drafted email, and questions about your community get answers. It runs on your own OpenAI key, the technology behind ChatGPT.
Your data is yours
Your dedicated CRM project transfers into your own Supabase account when you claim it. DAAS hosts the project during your trial; after transfer, DAAS no longer has database access.
You approve everything
AI prepares; you decide. Nothing goes out and nothing is saved without your approval.
Security & privacy
Built to keep your community’s information safe.
- Your community’s records live in their own private database, separate from every other DAAS customer.
- Donation forms run on Cloudflare’s secure servers, and payments go straight to Stripe, so card numbers never touch DAAS.
- Your AI, Stripe, and email keys are kept in encrypted secret storage.
- Database and server updates are digitally signed, and every change is tested before it is released.
- We never sell your data, use it for advertising, or use it to train AI.
Pricing
Switching systems?
Where DAAS is available
One simple price.
$50a month
Right now we are offering DAAS to a select number of new communities.
- Try it free for five days. Upload up to 30 real contacts and build a profile or two. No credit card, Supabase account or AI account needed to start.
- Includes email. Plus Daily Five, Prospect Finder, the map, events, forms and reports.
- Your price is locked in for the first year. You will hear from us well in advance of any change.
- AI is billed separately by OpenAI, only for what you use. We suggest starting with $10 of credit.
Bring your data with you.
Coming from another system or a spreadsheet? Upload your people and donations yourself with the DAAS importer. It’s free, and it does the matching for you. See how importing works. If your data needs extra help, email info@shliachflow.com. Depending on the job, we may quote a one-time fee.
Currently in the US and UK.
Outside the US and UK? Email info@shliachflow.com to join the waitlist for your country.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
DAAS is built to give each community control without asking anyone to become a database administrator.
Still have a question?
Email info@shliachflow.com ↗
Who owns my data?
You do. During a trial, DAAS hosts a dedicated database for your organization. When you keep your workspace, you claim that same project into your own Supabase account. Your data stays in place, and DAAS no longer has database access after the transfer. Included AI processes the information needed for the tasks you request.
Who pays for the AI?
During the five-day free trial, DAAS includes a small amount of AI so you can try building a profile on one or two people. After that, you pay directly, and only for what you use. You add your own OpenAI key, the technology behind ChatGPT, and OpenAI bills you. It powers Log something, Ask DAAS, Build profile and the Assistant. Choosing who to call doesn’t use AI, so that part costs nothing.
What does DAAS cost?
You can try DAAS free for five days, with up to 30 real contacts and no credit card. After that, right now we are offering DAAS to a select number of new communities for $50 a month. That includes email and every feature. Your AI use is billed separately by OpenAI, as explained above.
Where is DAAS available?
DAAS is currently available in the US and UK. Outside the US and UK? Email info@shliachflow.com to join the waitlist for your country.
Can I import my own data?
Yes. DAAS has a smart importer for CSV and Excel files, from another system or your own spreadsheet, and it’s free to use. You check a preview before anything is saved. See exactly how it works.
What about email?
Email is included. DAAS sends through Amazon SES, and we help you set up your own domain, so every message comes from your own address, with opens and clicks tracked for your community.
Can DAAS process donations and handle events?
Yes. Build donation, registration and event forms and put them on your website. Every signup goes straight into DAAS, and donations run through your own Stripe account, so each gift is recorded with the family who gave it.
How do I get started?
Choose Free trial or the $50/month subscription on the start page, then confirm your email. For the trial, DAAS builds your private workspace in a few minutes and your five days begin when it is ready. To keep it, subscribe, claim your project into your own Supabase account and add your own OpenAI key. Payment keys can be added then or later.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. Open DAAS on your phone and add it to your home screen. Your Daily Five, voice notes, logging and the map all work one-handed on the go.
See the real product
Ready for a CRM that helps you follow through?
Explore the fictional Chabad of Anytown. The demo uses the real interface and fictional data; changes reset when you refresh.
Bring DAAS to your community
Tell us who you are and where DAAS would serve your community. We will be in touch with the next step.
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The full tour
Explore the features.
Remember your conversations. See who to call. Write emails and organize events.
Keep each family’s details together.
See your notes, conversations, visits, event attendance and donations together. Add a street address. DAAS automatically looks up an estimated home value when available. It also considers business ownership, past donations and other signs of giving capacity.
Capacity
What they may be able to give, based on home value and other available information.
Affinity
How warm the relationship is, based on conversations and participation.
Generosity
Their donations to you and any known giving to other organizations.
Public information may be incomplete.
Remember what happened.
Type a note, record your voice, or share an email or screenshot of a message. DAAS turns it into a record of what happened. Check the names and details before saving.
Find people who could become more involved.
DAAS brings together giving capacity, relationship warmth and donation history. Its algorithms help you spot people who could come more often or give more. Prospect Finder shows who to contact and why.
Five people to reach out to today.
Daily Five gives you a short list of people to call or visit. See why each person is on your list. Record how it went and when you want to follow up.
See who needs a visit.
See where people live and who may need a visit. Choose Gone quiet to see people you haven’t spoken with recently. Tap a pin to see when you last spoke, call them or open directions.
Out visiting?
Open the map on your phone. Choose a household, get directions and record your visit.
Planning your day?
Use the map on your computer to see where families live. Filter by Daily Five, city or how long it’s been since you spoke.
Remember the next conversation.
See upcoming birthdays and Yahrzeits on your dashboard and with each family’s details. Set a reminder to call, visit or follow up on something you discussed.
Say what you need. DAAS prepares it.
Speak, type or attach a flyer. The DAAS Assistant drafts emails, prepares events and finds lists of people. Ask for changes in the same conversation. You check the result before saving or sending.
Speak your email
Parked between visits? Record what you want the email to say. DAAS turns your voice note into a draft. Ask it to make the message shorter or warmer.
Use your event flyer
Attach a flyer and ask DAAS to prepare the event. It reads the details and fills in the event for you to check on your computer. You can also ask it to draft an invitation with the flyer.
Find the right people
Ask for a list in your own words, such as people who gave last year. DAAS opens a search you can review.
See an event the Assistant prepared
Ask about the people you know.
Ask who to bring challah to this Friday. Or ask what you should know before calling someone. DAAS answers using the information you have saved.
See why DAAS suggests these people
Write an email and send it.
Tell DAAS what you want your email to say. Edit the draft and choose who should receive it. Check the message before sending.
You’ll need to set up email sending before your first mailing.
Create an event people can sign up for.
Add the event’s name, date, location and ticket prices. Share a form so people can sign up. See who attended in each family’s history.
Use a computer to set up events and sign-up forms.
Let people donate online.
Create a donation form in Forms and share the link. Keep donations with each family’s history.
Use a computer to create donation forms.
Review donations and make lists.
Look through the information you’ve saved about people and donations. Save lists of people to invite or contact.
Use a computer for reports.
All data is fictional.