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Feature 08  /  Club life in practice

Meetings

Make the regular life of the club visible and easier to attend.

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Meetings can be one-time, recurring or linked to another event.

The most important club activity may be the meeting that happens every week or month. Yet dates, agendas, online links, minutes and attendance are often buried in a message thread.

The meeting experience can support one-time or recurring meetings, an agenda, supporting documents, invitees, attendance, minutes and different audiences—including members, office bearers or external visitors when the club chooses.

Inside the workflow

The meeting flow supports one-time, recurring and linked meetings, with date, start time, end time, venue and attendance handled as one connected activity.

Picture this

A member checks the agenda before leaving home, an invited visitor knows where to go, and the committee retains the minutes for someone who could not attend.