Roadmap

What is built, and what is next.

A roadmap is a promise about order, not dates. “Shipped” below means a chamber can use it today on their own data. If something here matters to yours, tell us: that is genuinely how the order gets set.

Shipped

In production and in use by chambers today.

  • QuickBooks Online, two-way, against your real company file. Members and issued invoices push across; a payment recorded in QuickBooks flows back and settles the matching invoice here, which is the half most platforms skip. Refunds are flagged for a person rather than auto-posted, because a reversed payment can mean two different things. Each invoice line carries its own QuickBooks Class, so dues, sponsorship, advertising and per-event income land where your treasurer expects them, even on one mixed invoice. Class tracking needs QuickBooks Plus or Advanced; everything else works on any plan, including Simple Start, and if a company later loses Class tracking the invoice still posts without it rather than failing.
  • The all-business directory, with tourism guides. Your directory can widen from members-only to every business in town, loaded from a town or tax-office list: non-members appear as basic listings with a “claim your listing” path straight into your join flow, members keep their rich profiles and a “Member” badge, and a lapsed member drops back to basic instead of disappearing. You can run two directory pages side by side, a members-only one and a wider one carrying every business, off the same live data, so widening the directory never costs members a page of their own. Curated guides (“Dining”, “Things to do”) turn directory categories into pages for visitors and residents, with members sorted above the basic listings on every one of them. The chamber website becomes the town’s search engine, and the contrast between a thin listing and a full member profile does the recruiting. Off until you turn it on. Suggested by the Granby-Simsbury Chamber of Commerce, and built the way they sketched it. See it live on the demo.
  • Your directory, events, news, jobs and deals on the website you already have. A chamber that likes its current site does not have to move to get the live content: pick what to show in Settings, copy two lines, paste them into any page. It is not an iframe, so it fills whatever space you put it in and inherits your site’s own type and link colour, and it stays in sync because it reads the same live feeds the chamber websites read. If you later want the website too, it is included in every plan and nothing you embedded has to be redone.
  • The AI Directory Concierge. A public AI chat on your own website that answers over your live member directory, events and deals, and hands the visitor a real member business. It can only ever name your active, visible members, and it returns member offers as cards, crediting the business whose offer was surfaced.
  • Unmet demand, reported back to you. Every question is logged with whether your directory could answer it, and the ones it could not become a recruitment list written by your community in its own words.
  • Fair referral rotation. Among members who fit a question equally well, the one referred least recently goes first, so exposure is shared rather than hoarded.
  • Email that comes from your chamber, not from us. Once your sending domain's DNS records are verified, every member-facing email (invoices, reminders, receipts, portal links, welcome kits, broadcasts) is signed by your own domain with SPF and DKIM aligned there. Until then it falls back to our deliverable domain, so nothing breaks mid-setup.
  • Deliverability kept clean automatically. Hard bounces and spam complaints suppress that address from future sends, so one bad list does not damage your sending reputation.
  • Member pages on your own domain, crawlable and complete, with every click on an address, phone, website or social counted for that member. A member hosting events on your calendar gets them listed on their own page, each one linking through to the full listing.
  • Engagement analytics for your content. Calendar adds, registrations, directions, deal claims and job applications, not just page views.
  • Mailchimp and Constant Contact sync. Keep your existing email tool's audience current from the CRM automatically.
  • An audit log of every integration sync and export, with the reason when something failed.
  • Billing in your own currency. Twenty-three currencies and twenty-eight number formats, chosen in your own settings with a live preview before it saves, so every invoice, receipt, statement, ticket and public payment page reads in the money your members actually use. Asked for by a chamber outside the United States, and US chambers see no change at all.
  • Members and contacts, dues and invoicing with Stripe, events with QR check-in, online member join, guided import, and a chamber website with every plan.
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Pull member details from their social pages, not just their website

The add-member auto-fill already reads a business website (and finds their social links). Next step: when the website is thin or missing, fetch the public og: metadata from the detected Facebook/Instagram/LinkedIn pages as a secondary source. Requested during the Granby-Simsbury onboarding (2026-08-26).

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Import blog posts from any existing blog

The site migration already brings news posts across when we migrate a whole site. This idea: a standalone importer (RSS or sitemap) a chamber can point at any blog to pull posts into News, scoped to one member or the chamber itself. Requested during the Granby-Simsbury onboarding (2026-08-26).

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Canva integration for the media library

An Import from Canva button in the media library: staff authorize once via Canva Connect (OAuth), pick a design, and the export lands straight in the library. Asset upload and PNG/JPG/PDF export are standard public API; bulk brand-template autofill is Canva-Enterprise-gated and out of scope. Requested during the Granby-Simsbury onboarding (2026-08-26).

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