Organizations are members. Not people with a company name.
When an organization joins, it holds the membership, pays as one and manages its own people. Individuals belong through it, each with their own record, role and history.
Organizations and individuals, each in their own right
Members can be organizations, individuals or both
Memberships and registrations belong to an organization, to an individual, or to both. Nothing has to pretend to be a person.
The administrator doesn't have to be a member
Each organization names its own administrators. They manage the organization's membership whether or not they hold one themselves.
Organizations manage their own people
Organization administrators add and remove their people through the portal, and approve individuals who ask to join through them.
One person, more than one organization
Individuals can belong to more than one organization, with a role in each and one primary organization.
People move. History stays.
When a contact leaves, the membership stays with the organization, and the individual keeps their own history.
Head offices and branches
Organizations can sit in a hierarchy, from a head office down to its branches.
Priced and measured the way you run it
- Dues that fit your model: set dues by organization size or tier, alongside individual memberships.
- Reports on organizations, not just people: SmartLists, dashboards and engagement work at the organization level as well as the individual one.
- Everyone on one record: the organization, its people, their roles, invoices and history, in one place for your staff.
Built for every model where organizations join
Trade associations
Businesses in an industry are the members, and their staff take part through them.
Federations
Members are other organizations: local associations, chapters, boards or institutions.
Regulators
Register firms, clinics or facilities as well as the individuals who practise in them.
Learn more →Professional associations
Offer institutional or corporate memberships alongside individual ones.
Learn more →See your membership model on one platform
Tell us how your organizations and individuals fit together, and we'll show you.