Join, renew, rejoin
The full member lifecycle on NPSP — household and organization records, membership terms, and lapsed-member win-back — instead of a join form bolted onto a generic CRM.
Membership platforms on Salesforce NPSP, member portals, dues and renewals, event ticketing, and the payment rails underneath — for associations that have outgrown three disconnected systems.

The full member lifecycle on NPSP — household and organization records, membership terms, and lapsed-member win-back — instead of a join form bolted onto a generic CRM.
Experience Cloud portals for self-serve renewals, profile updates, directory listings, and receipts. One login, not three.
Moneris or Stripe wired directly into join and renewal flows, so the charge, the receipt, and the member status change in one step — and finance reconciles one ledger.
Conference and continuing-education registration on the same platform as the member record, so member pricing and attendance history don't live in a separate tool.
Marketing Cloud journeys for onboarding, renewal reminders, and lapsed outreach — triggered by lifecycle stage, not sent by hand from a spreadsheet export.
Dashboards for retention, dues revenue, and event registration that your executive director can pull without booking a consultant.
The Chiropractic Association of Canada served 7,200+ members across three separate portals — three logins, three data sets, three renewal paths. We unified join, renew, and rejoin on NPSP, brought dues and event registration onto the same rails, wired Moneris for payments, and rebuilt member communications as Marketing Cloud journeys. Member learning runs on Thinkific, integrated across WordPress and Salesforce.
A call and a proper look at your stack before any money moves. No charge, no obligation.
Builds, integrations, and rescues scoped and quoted before we start. The number holds unless the scope changes.
Ongoing development, monitoring, and support month to month. No long-term contract — cancel anytime.
Usually. A lot of our association work starts alongside an incumbent AMS — a portal fix, a Marketing Cloud cleanup, or planning the migration for when the contract ends. You don't have to rip anything out to start.