Jewel Stuff

Jewel Stuff

Letter with links for starting a new user.

Dear Treasurer,

Thank you for your willingness to use Jewel. To get started with Jewel, click on the link below.

     Download Jewel Installer here

After downloading the link, double click on the file and follow the onscreen prompts.

Once Jewel is installed, you may get help in the ways below.

1. F1 brings up the helps for the page you are viewing.

2. Help/Treasurer's Handbook gives specific instructions on getting started using Jewel.

3. Help/Contents or Help/Index.

4. To watch video of Jewel instructions go to here to watch.

5. If you still need help, you can email support@jewelsda.com or call 352-326-0092 for tech support.

Just two things:

   1) You need your beginning balances to get started.
   2) Remember, Jewel is NOT traditional software. Do not work out of the menus. Instead, just keep following the 'NextStep' button.

Thanks for using Jewel.

History of Jewel

1998 Contract for Jewel

1999 Jewel started

2000 GC at Toronto General Conference Session

2001 Jewel was supporting 15 Conferences and Missions

2003 Ver. 3

2004 Auditor

2005 GC at St. Louis, Missouri

2005 Started working on Pearl

2007 Ver. 4

2008 Ver. 5 November 64 Bit Vista and Windows 7

2008 Reporter ?

2009 3 year contracts?

2010 GC

2010 Reporter being Developed

2011 Treasurer's Handbook and redesigning Web site

2012 Reporter Launched

2013 Ver. 6

2017 Ver. 7?

2020 ver. 8

2021 Contractor Tech Support Leonard, Kristi

2024 Cherith and Myla join Contractors Spanish Support

2024 Ver. 9

Dear Verlon,

I hope all is well for you and your Conference.

Here at Jewel we are constantly working on improving our product and also making it more secure for you.

The Jewel Auditor program for the Auditor's use now requires a password in order to get onto our server to retrieve the databases of your churches. For your improved control over that feature, it is important that you are the person who decides who receives a password. Then when a worker is no longer working for you, that password can be disabled. The unemployed worker may retain the program on their computer, but will not have access to all your church's databases.

This may not be a concern for you, and that is fine. But we offer this feature for your benefit. So you are free to handle this as you deem best. In the future, we will not be giving passwords directly to an Auditor.

Here are two logins and passwords. Login: sec1 Password: Higher-blue

Login: sec2 Password: mercy#placid

If you need more, just let me know.

All the best,

Clyde Jewel 352-326-0092