Your member-owners, meetings and community, in one place.
Membership, meetings, communities and a member space, on one platform.
OrganizeOS is in beta. Organizations join by application, and we review each one before it goes live. Joining as a member? Create your account.
Member-owners, meetings and the community around them.
- Member-owner
- Board
- Volunteer
- CRM
- Events
- Communities
- Member space
Every member-owner is on one roll, from the annual meeting to the volunteer shift.
What it does for you.
Keep one member roll.
Membership status, dues and history on every member-owner’s profile.
Run your meetings.
Annual and board meetings and trainings, with who completed each training on their profile.
Give member-owners their own space.
Events, communities and meetings in your member space, under one account they use for every organization.
The tools you’ll use.
See every tool- Contacts and CRM
One profile per person, with the whole relationship on it.
- Membership and dues
Dues and membership status on every member’s profile.
- Member space
Events, giving, communities and meetings for your members.
- Meetings
Video meetings, town halls and trainings.
- Communities
Spaces where members talk between the asks.
- Events
Public pages, RSVPs, check-in and follow-up.
Every member-owner, one profile.
Membership, event RSVPs, volunteer shifts and trainings land on the same profile, from the day they join.
Straight answers.
Can members vote in OrganizeOS?
No. Member voting is not part of OrganizeOS, so keep running your votes the way you do now.
Can we bring our member list?
Yes. Import members, donors, volunteers and history from another CRM, a list tool or spreadsheets. You don’t rebuild to switch.
Can we take our data with us?
Yes. Your data is yours: clean export, no lock-in.
Can any organization join?
OrganizeOS is in beta, so organizations join by application. We review each organization before its public pages and payments go live. Tools still being finished are marked Beta, and tools on the way are marked Coming soon.
Bring your member-owners in.
Start with the people you already have. Everything else builds from there.