Membership Management
Keep members without chasing them.
A membership that renews itself, welcomes the people it should, and remembers everyone who has ever been part of it. Notices go out on their own, a card that fails gets another try before it becomes anybody's problem, and a company brings in its own new starters. Your month stops going on renewals and starts going on the members who have gone quiet.
Let the renewal year run itself
- Renewal notices
- Grace periods
- Reinstatement
- Automatic retries
- Recurring dues
The notices your members get are the ones you decided on once, months ago, and nobody sends them. Somebody inside their grace period keeps everything they had, and somebody coming back after two years away finds the record they left rather than a blank one. A card that fails quietly gets another try before anyone hears about it. Your staff are left with the handful of people who genuinely needed a conversation.
See how renewals runLet a company look after its own people
- Organizations
- Seats
- Company administrators
- Staff turnover
When a company joins, its whole team joins. The people who work there are looked after by whoever runs that office rather than by yours, so a colleague arriving in March is welcome from their first week without anybody being asked to send an email. Someone moving on takes nothing with them, because the membership was never theirs to take.
See organizations and seatsSee who has gone quiet
- Engagement scoring
- Member directory
- Saved queries
- Renewal health
Every time somebody signs in, turns up, takes a place or joins in, it is already there, and the weighting you choose turns it into a shortlist. A membership director sees the member who stopped showing up in month four, rather than reading about them in the renewal report in month eleven.
See engagement scoringBring your renewal calendar
Show us how a renewal runs today and we will run it here instead.