See the Member Experience in 45 Seconds
Watch how members meet each other, find opportunities, and stay connected inside your organization.
A Feed and Channels Members Actually Open
Members get a feed of your organization's posts, polls, comments, and reactions, so the organization shows up between events instead of going quiet until the next luncheon. Around it, members join channels for committees, interests, or industries. The membership keeps working when nothing is on the calendar.
- Post updates members see in a feed on their phone.
- Run polls and let members comment and react.
- Members join channels around committees or shared interests.
Member-to-Member Messages, Where Networking Actually Happens
Members message each other one to one, so the connection that used to depend on bumping into someone at an event happens in the app instead. The introduction, the follow-up, and the referral all have somewhere to go. A member who is talking to other members is getting the value your organization promised them.
- Members message each other directly, one to one.
- Conversations continue between events, not only at them.
- The networking your organization sells happens on the platform you run.
Profiles That Make the Directory Worth Opening
Each member keeps a CV-style profile with their role, company, and background, and each business has a company profile of its own. Members find the right person, not just a name in a list, and your directory becomes the place introductions start. The membership is something members open and use, not a directory they forget they are in.
- Members keep a CV-style profile (role, company, background).
- Businesses have company profiles alongside the people.
- Members find and connect with each other through the directory.
A Knowledge Library Members Can Actually Find
The Library puts your organization's guides, resources, and articles in one place members reach from the app. The onboarding packet, the sponsor kit, and the advocacy update stop living in email attachments no one can find twice. If we run your website, the same Library posts can publish there as your blog.
- Your guides, resources, and articles live in the Library.
- Members reach them from the app and the web.
- Library posts can publish to your website as its blog (see the websites service).
RSVP, Buy the Ticket, Get the Reminder
Members see your events in the app, RSVP in a couple of taps, and pay for a ticket right there when the event is paid. Reminders arrive by email, text, or voice, so the members who signed up actually show up. The event you built in the admin fills itself from the member side.
- Members browse and RSVP to your events in the app.
- Paid events take card payment for tickets.
- Reminders by email, text, and voice reach the members who RSVPed.
Dues Members Can Pay in the Moment
Members pay dues online by card, from a renewal notice or a pay-now link, in the same place their membership already lives. No check to mail, no invoice to lose, no "I will get to it" that turns into a lapse. The easier the payment, the fewer renewals you chase.
- Members pay dues and fees online by card.
- Pay-now links take a member straight to the payment.
- Payments land against the member's record automatically.
One App, Every Organization They Belong To
Plenty of your members also belong to another chamber, an association, or a networking group. In ChamberedIn they hold every membership in one app and switch between organizations without a second login. Your organization is one tap away instead of one more app they never installed.
- Members belong to more than one organization on ChamberedIn.
- Switching between organizations takes a tap, with one login.
- Each organization keeps its own feed, channels, events, and dues.
Engagement Is the Part of Retention You Usually Cannot See
A member who checks the feed, joins a channel, and shows up to events is far more likely to renew than one who joined and went quiet. That engagement is the early signal of retention, and the platform is where it happens. The admin analytics dashboard shows membership and engagement trends side by side, so the renewal risk is visible before the lapse, not after.
- Members engage on the platform (feed, channels, events) on their own time.
- Engaged members are the members most likely to renew.
- The admin analytics dashboard shows membership and engagement trends together.
What You Get When Members Use the Platform
The platform is for your members, and the renewals are for you. You are not running it day to day. Members use it on iOS, Android, and the web while you watch engagement and retention in the admin dashboard, on the web, where you run your organization. It earns its place by keeping members connected enough to renew.
- Members use the platform on iOS, Android, and the web.
- You manage your organization on the web, where the admin tools live.
- You see the engagement-and-renewal payoff in the analytics dashboard.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a mobile app for members?
Yes. Members get an app on iOS and Android, plus the web, with a feed, channels, profiles, messaging, events, payments, and a knowledge library. Administration is done on the web, so the app is for your members and the admin tools stay on the desktop.
Do members have to use the app?
No. The app is a benefit you offer, not a requirement. Members who use it tend to stay more connected and renew, and members who prefer email and the web still get your communications through the Communications Center.
What can members do in the app?
Members read and post to a feed, vote in polls, join channels, message each other, keep a CV-style profile, RSVP and buy tickets to your events, pay dues online, and reach a knowledge library of your organization's resources.
Can members pay dues and buy event tickets in the app?
Yes. Members pay dues online by card, including from a pay-now link, and pay for tickets when an event is paid. Payments land against the member's record, and the collection side (recurring billing, past-due handling, payouts) runs in your admin.
What if a member belongs to more than one organization?
They hold every membership in one app and switch between organizations with a tap, one login for all of them. Each organization keeps its own feed, channels, events, and dues.
How does this help renewals?
A member who engages, by checking the feed, joining a channel, and showing up to events, is more likely to renew than one who went quiet after joining. The admin analytics dashboard shows membership and engagement trends together, so you can see the risk before a member lapses.
Can I run my organization from the app?
No. Administration, including members, dues, events, and reporting, is done on the web. The app is member-facing. That keeps the admin work on a full screen and the member experience on the phone.
Does the app work for associations and networking groups too?
Yes. Everything here serves any membership organization, including business associations, professional associations, and networking groups. Chambers are our primary customer, and the engagement that drives renewals works the same whatever kind of organization you run.