Chambers and business networks use Randel to show what member businesses offer, run events and meetings that create real connections, and see the referrals and transactions that come out of them.
A chamber's core offer is access to other businesses. Its platform needs to make member businesses visible, give members reasons to meet and show leaders whether those meetings lead anywhere. Randel combines a business directory, events, check-in meetings and referral tracking with recurring memberships billed through your own Stripe account.
The Explore section lets members list their businesses, projects and needs so others can find them.
See where member businesses are located to plan local meetups and regional introductions.
Networking events, breakfasts and forums with registrations, tickets and check-in recorded on member profiles.
Suggested matches between members based on profiles and activity, each with an affinity score.
Track referrals, transactions and meetings to see which connections turn into business.
Recurring memberships bill through Stripe, and a leads board follows businesses that are considering joining.
Chambers often promise visibility to member businesses, then deliver it as a logo on a website or a printed list. Members get more value when they can see what other businesses do, what they are working on and what they need right now.
In Randel, member profiles feed a directory, the Explore section surfaces businesses, projects and needs, and the Map view shows where members are. New members can get to know the chamber without waiting for the next mixer, and long-standing members discover businesses they never knew were in the network.
Networking community platform with Map view and Explore → Member directory software →
Networking value is easy to claim and hard to prove. Randel connects the steps between meeting someone and doing business with them, so each step leaves a record.
A business lists what it is looking for in Explore.
Relevant members are suggested with an affinity score that explains the fit.
At an event, a one-on-one meeting or a recurring check-in meeting - Randel recommends check-ins twice a month.
Referrals and resulting transactions are tracked in the platform.
Dashboards and rankings show which members and events create the most activity.
Referral network software → AI matchmaking with affinity scores →
Chambers usually collect recurring dues and sell tickets for events. In Randel both run through the chamber's own Stripe account: recurring memberships renew automatically, failed payments and overdue invoices appear on the member record, and ticket sales stay linked to attendance.
The platform fee depends on member count - US$ 200/month for up to 250 members, plus US$ 100/month for each additional block of 250 - and Randel takes no commission on dues or tickets, so a busy events calendar does not raise the software bill.
Membership billing with Stripe and no commission → Calculate your chamber's platform cost →
Connect members, businesses, needs and opportunities - and track referrals.
Learn more →Centralize networking, meetings and member engagement for professional groups.
Learn more →Manage members, dues, events, documents and voting in one branded system.
Learn more →Rich member profiles, a directory of businesses, projects and needs, a Map view and AI-suggested introductions.
Learn more →In-person or online events with registrations, capacity limits, tickets and attendance.
Learn more →Individual or group meetings with centralized schedules, participants and invitations.
Learn more →Recurring plans with automatic billing, renewals and delinquency management via Stripe.
Learn more →AI-suggested introductions based on member profiles, interests and activity.
Learn more →Yes. A leads board moves prospective members through a clear pipeline inside the same workspace, so your team knows who is in conversation and what comes next.
No. Membership dues and ticket payments go to your chamber's Stripe account and Randel takes no commission. Stripe's processing fees apply separately.
Referral, transaction and meeting tracking show what happens after introductions, and dashboards add engagement metrics, monthly activity and rankings. Together they turn "people seem to enjoy the events" into something you can report.
No. The same workflows suit business associations, referral groups and other business communities where members join to meet and do business with each other.
Map view, Explore, check-in meetings and AI matchmaking to keep members connected.
Learn more →Dues, renewals, events, documents, voting and member history in one AMS-style workflow.
Learn more → ResourcesKeep members participating all year: discoverability, a steady rhythm, easier introductions, onboarding and engagement you can measure.
Read guide → ResourcesA complete association event workflow, from setup and eligibility rules to check-in, attendance and a post-event review.
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