Chamber Culture
Chamber Culture
A chamber of commerce is the same room everywhere on earth: the same folding chairs, the same coffee, the same people trying to make one town work. The software should not assume which country you are standing in.
These are shipped today, on every plan, not a localisation roadmap.
Dues, invoices and event pricing run in your currency, with the formatting and decimal handling that currency actually uses, not a dollar amount with a different symbol in front of it.
Every chamber sets its own timezone, and an event at seven in the evening is at seven in the evening for the chamber that scheduled it.
Each chamber gets its own website on its own custom domain, included free on every plan, updating itself from the CRM as members and events change.
Stripe, Elavon, Authorize.net or PayPal, connected to your account, so funds land with you and card data never rests with us.
Enforceable MFA, an exportable audit log, login history and a full data export, wherever the chamber is. Read the security page →
$150, $300 or $500 per month by chamber size, published up front, with no contract and no quote call. See pricing →
Multi-currency, per-chamber timezones and a per-chamber website on its own domain are live today, not on a roadmap. A chamber outside the United States sets its currency and locale once, and every invoice, receipt, dues tier and event price follows, while its public website runs on the same platform under its own domain.
Currency, tax handling, data handling, procurement. Send the list and you get a written answer the same business day.