As associations plan for 2027, it’s tempting to assume that technology frustrations require new platforms. But what if the real problem isn’t the software itself? Explore how disconnected systems, manual processes, and inconsistent data can influence technology decisions.
Your AMS, event platform, email system, and other tools may all hold useful member data — but if they are not connected, staff are left piecing the story together manually. Here are the signs your systems may need better integrations.
NCPG is using Data Sangria to connect Cvent and YourMembership, bringing event registration and profile data back into the AMS while helping prevent duplicate records.
Data Sangria is helping the American Association of Veterinary Medical Colleges (AAVMC) connect its existing technology through integrations between re:Members, Cvent, and Constant Contact. By automating the flow of membership, event attendance, CEU, and email engagement data, these integrations will reduce manual work, improve data consistency, and help AAVMC get more value from the platforms it already uses.
Data Sangria is helping Manufacturers Standardization Society (MSS) connect its YourMembership environment with SpecBuilder through secure single sign-on (SSO) and automated data synchronization. By streamlining authentication, user provisioning, and group access, this integration reduces duplicate administration and creates a more connected technology experience.
CFMA is using Data Sangria to connect ACGI and Glue Up, creating a two-way integration that keeps member, chapter, profile, and CPE data moving between both AMS platforms.
HSHV is using Data Sangria to connect VoterVoice and Virtuous, automatically syncing advocacy activity, address changes, and district information between systems.
FLC is using Data Sangria to connect MemberSuite and GoToWebinar, creating an automated registration workflow that reduces manual work and keeps webinar data moving between systems.
Data Sangria is connecting Cadmium and A2Z for the U.S. Naval Institute and AFCEA International, helping keep West Conference speaker and session information aligned while reducing spreadsheet imports and duplicate data entry.
CHADD is building a more connected technology ecosystem around re:Members. See how Data Sangria will help move learning, event, donation, and community data between the systems that support the organization.