For chambers, associations and medical societies. In 90 days I replace one system with one you own. Then I keep it running.
Members, registrations and email pulled into a spreadsheet and matched by hand, before every board meeting and every renewal run.
A lapsed member registers at the member rate. A current one pays the non-member price. Nobody notices until the invoice argument.
Email lives in one tool and payments in another, and the two have never met. Members get nudged to renew after renewing.
Registration runs on its own platform with its own list. Attendee history never reaches the member record, so next year starts blind.
I learn how your organization runs and where the lists disagree. Then I put your members, registrations and payments in one record you own, and get the first tools working on it.
One system, in your name, live by day 90. If it is not, the last month is on me.
After that I keep it running, fixed and backed up, and build the next thing with you. You get a written update every week.
If your members live in an AMS, it can stay. I build the site, the conference tools and the cleanup around it, so your systems finally agree.
Chamber of commerce
Membership was spread across GlueUp, Stripe and GoHighLevel. The first job was one database the chamber owns. Then the member portal, conference site, ticketing, door check-in, payments and email on top of it. Staff publish their own changes.
See the MOVE story
Medical society
Their September conference ran on an app I built: the program, floor maps, personal agendas, passes scanned at the desk, and push notifications. It is on the App Store and Google Play.
See the CDA storyCommunity and events
The events platform its attendees and staff use. It runs on its own database, after moving off a vendor backend.
Tell me which export your staff dread most.