OrderOpsCo is the operations consultant churches and small businesses bring in to set up, clean up, and connect the software they already pay for — so it finally works the way it's supposed to. No new tools to learn. No full-time hire to make.
Churches and small businesses pay for powerful tools — Planning Center, Google Workspace, Slack, scheduling apps — and then use a fraction of them, because nobody had the time or know-how to set them up right. That's the gap we fill. We go into the tools you already have, fix what's broken, connect what should talk to each other, document how it all works, and hand it back running clean.
Whether you're running a church or a small business, the operational pain points look identical. The tools exist. Someone just needs to set them up properly, connect them to each other, and document how they actually work.
Both divisions follow the same playbook: free assessment, full admin access, async build, walkthrough, 30-day support. The difference is the toolkit and the audience.
Planning Center specialists. Database cleanup, volunteer scheduling, check-ins, kid-safe setup, groups, automations, and the Church Center app — built around how ministry actually runs.
Operations specialists. Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 setup, file organization, team communications, scheduling, automations — without hiring a full-time ops person.
OrderOpsCo exists because most small organizations can't afford a dedicated tech or operations hire. The result: staff use 20% of the tools they pay for, processes live in someone's head, and growth gets capped by broken systems.
Every engagement starts free. We figure out what's broken, what fits, and what your team will actually use before any money changes hands.
We work on our schedule, not yours. Most projects take 5–7 business days. You don't need to be available — we have admin access and we use it.
Every change gets a simple reference doc your staff can actually use. If we walk away tomorrow, the next person can pick up where we left off.
I'm Luke White. I started OrderOpsCo because I've watched, from both sides, how dramatically order changes what an organization can do.
My first corporate job was at a company in the middle of a real transformation — paper notes to ecommerce, file cabinets to shared drives, sticky-note communication to systems that actually held up. Working alongside customers as we digitized their forms, reports, and ordering, the pattern was always the same: when the back-office gets organized, people exhale. Hours of work become minutes. Mistakes stop.
For the past few years I've also served as administrator at a growing local church. Same pattern, different software. When the systems are clean, staff and volunteers stop fighting their tools and start doing the work they're actually there to do.
The Bible says to do everything decently and in order (1 Corinthians 14:40). I've watched God honor that principle in our church, and I've watched it work just as clearly in small business. Good stewardship is good stewardship.
OrderOpsCo exists to bring that order to other organizations — churches, small businesses, and the in-between — so the people running them can stop battling their tools and start growing.
Pick the division that fits and we'll send you a free base plan within 48 hours.