Randel helps networking communities move from a contact list to an active group, with discovery tools, recurring check-ins and AI-suggested introductions.
A networking community platform helps members find each other, understand what everyone offers and keep relationships active. In Randel, a Map view shows where members are, the Explore section surfaces businesses, projects and needs, and check-in meetings keep the group moving - all on the same platform that runs memberships and events.
Randel does not only store members. Each step helps two people who should know each other actually meet.
Directory
Rich profiles members keep current.
Discover
People and businesses across the community.
Needs
Projects and needs posted in Explore.
AI match
Suggested introductions with an affinity score.
Introduction
Members reach out with context.
Meeting
One-to-one or group meetings scheduled.
Relationship
Referrals and meetings tracked over time.
See member locations so proximity and regional context are visible.
Browse businesses, projects and needs across the community before asking for an introduction.
Know who you are reaching out to before you do.
Recurring light-touch group meetings - we suggest twice a month - keep the group engaged and surface who needs help.
Suggested introductions based on affinity, goals and activity.
Track referrals, transactions and meetings to see how the ecosystem is performing.
A list of names tells members who belongs. It does not tell them why they should talk. Randel turns the directory into a discovery layer: each entry comes from the member profile, the Explore section shows the businesses members run, the projects they are working on and the needs they have posted, and the Map view shows who is nearby.
The result is a directory members open with a purpose, to find a supplier, a partner, a mentor or someone who has solved the problem they are facing.
In a community of a few hundred members, nobody knows everyone. The people who would benefit most from meeting each other often never do. AI matchmaking addresses that specific problem.
Member profiles, interests and activity inside the platform, including the projects and needs members choose to share.
Suggested introductions, each with an affinity score that explains why two members may be a good fit.
Members see the suggestion, read the other profile and reach out, then continue in a one-to-one or group meeting.
Feature configuration decides whether matchmaking is switched on, and permissions and groups decide what members can see about each other.
Introductions only matter if people meet. Randel schedules individual or group meetings with invitations and participants in one place, and recurring check-in meetings, which we suggest running twice a month, give members a regular moment to share what they are working on and where they need help.
Referrals, transactions and meetings that come out of those conversations can be tracked, so leaders can see whether the network is creating value and not just activity.
Meetings and scheduling → Business networking software → Referral networks →
Centralize networking, meetings and member engagement for professional groups.
Learn moreConnect members, businesses, needs and opportunities - and track referrals.
Learn moreA member business directory, events, referral tracking and recurring memberships for chambers and business networks.
Learn moreRich member profiles, a directory of businesses, projects and needs, a Map view and AI-suggested introductions.
Learn moreAI-suggested introductions based on member profiles, interests and activity.
Learn moreIndividual or group meetings with centralized schedules, participants and invitations.
Learn moreIn-person or online events with registrations, capacity limits, tickets, check-in and attendance.
Learn moreMembers can list their businesses, active projects and specific needs. Explore lets anyone browse these at any time, so collaboration and referral opportunities surface naturally.
Check-ins are recurring group meetings where members share what they are working on and flag where they need support. Twice a month is our suggested cadence - frequent enough to keep momentum, light enough not to feel like a burden.
Once member profiles have context, AI can suggest relevant introductions based on affinity, goals and activity - going beyond proximity to match on intent.
It shows member locations so you can find who is nearby, spot regional clusters and create context for in-person networking without a separate tool.
Run networking groups: members, recurring meetings, one-to-ones, referrals, visitors as prospects, events and dues in one platform.
Learn moreYour logo, domain, colors and language on a complete community and membership management platform.
Learn more ResourcesKeep members participating all year: discoverability, a steady rhythm, easier introductions, onboarding and engagement you can measure.
Read guide → ResourcesWhy events and meetings are different workflows, how to run each one and why both belong on the member profile.
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