Referral groups and business networks use Randel to surface what members offer and need, keep meetings on track and see how the ecosystem performs.
Referral networks depend on members knowing each other’s businesses and needs. Randel’s Explore section, check-in meetings and AI matchmaking make those connections visible, while ecosystem tracking for referrals, transactions and meetings shows leaders where momentum is building.
Randel records the steps the network needs to see. The business conversation in between stays with the members.
Need posted
A member lists a need in Explore.
Introduction
AI or a member suggests the right person.
Referral
The referral is recorded.
Meeting
The members meet one-to-one or in a group.
Transaction
Closed business is recorded.
Outcome
Leaders see referrals, meetings and value.
Members showcase businesses, projects and needs.
Track referrals, transactions and meetings across the network.
Recurring meetings keep members engaged and surface who needs help.
Move prospects through a clear pipeline inside the community workspace.
A referral network promises members one thing: business from other members. Most groups track it with a self-reported spreadsheet filled in at the weekly meeting, if at all. Numbers arrive late, nobody trusts them and the leader cannot tell which members give, which receive and which have gone quiet.
Randel keeps referrals, meetings and transactions on the member profiles involved, so the network's results are recorded as they happen instead of reconstructed at the end of the quarter.
Referrals depend on knowing what others do and what they need. In the Explore section members list their businesses, active projects and specific needs, and the Map view shows who is nearby. AI matchmaking suggests introductions with an affinity score, so members spend less time guessing who to refer.
Referral groups grow through visitors and invitations. A leads board moves prospective members through clear stages inside the same workspace, so the group knows who visited, who is considering joining and who needs a follow-up. When they join, they become members with a plan billed through your own Stripe account.
Because referrals, meetings and transactions are recorded, the dashboard can show activity, monthly trends and rankings. Leaders can recognize the members who contribute most and step in early when participation drops. We do not publish average referral values or ROI figures; your own data will show what the network produces.
Rich 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 moreOne profile per member with history, payments, plans, events, documents and permissions.
Learn moreYes. Ecosystem tracking covers referrals, transactions and meetings.
Through the Explore section, where members list businesses, projects and needs, and through AI-suggested introductions.
Yes. A leads board helps move prospects through a clear pipeline.
No. Randel records the referral, the meetings around it and the resulting transaction so the network can see its outcomes. The sales conversation itself stays between the members involved.
Run networking groups: members, recurring meetings, one-to-ones, referrals, visitors as prospects, events and dues in one platform.
Learn moreDirectory, Explore, Map view, AI introductions and meetings that turn a member list into relationships.
Learn more ResourcesKeep members participating all year: discoverability, a steady rhythm, easier introductions, onboarding and engagement you can measure.
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