Member directory software that makes membership visible
Every member findable. Every organisation present. The directory is where your members look each other up, where corporate members get a profile worth pointing at, and where everything an organisation does on your platform gathers in one place. Not an add-on with its own login. Part of the platform, on the same member record.
Find the colleague who has already solved your Tuesday problem.
Members search the whole membership by name, organisation or title, and the results respect every person's choices. A member can opt out of the directory entirely, show or hide their email, and always sees their own listing exactly as others see it, so there is never a surprise about what is visible. Where your rules require it, directory visibility can also respect membership tiers.
A directory members trust is a directory members use, and a used directory is where a membership stops being a list and starts being a network.
A corporate membership you can point at.
A corporate member used to be a line in a database and a logo on a renewal invoice. On Nexy, they get a profile: logo, description, membership standing, parent organisation, and a live roster of their people who are members. Beside it, tabs showing everything that organisation does on your platform: the listings they have posted, the events they are running, the groups they host.
That is one URL a partner's team can share internally to answer "here is who we are on this network," and one URL your membership team can use to answer "here is what your fee makes visible." When a corporate member asks whether membership is worth renewing, the profile is the argument.
One directory. People, organisations, and everything they do.
People search
Search the whole membership by name, organisation or title, with results that respect every member's privacy choices.
Organisation profiles
Logo, description, membership standing and parent organisation, for corporate members, chapters and partners.
The roster
Each organisation's profile shows the people from that organisation who are members, kept current automatically.
Activity in one place
Tabs on every organisation profile gather their listings, events and groups, pulled live from the same record.
Opt-in public profiles
An organisation that wants to be found outside the login can switch on a public profile page. Off by default.
Privacy by default
Members opt out entirely, control email visibility, and always see their own listing as others see it.
Land anywhere, reach everything.
A member who finds a marketplace listing can click through to the organisation behind it. The profile shows everything else that organisation does: its other listings, its events, its groups. Each of those leads somewhere too. That loop is what turns a directory from a phone book into the connective tissue of the platform, and it only works because everything hangs off one member record. A directory sold as a separate product cannot do this, however good its search is.
This is not a module. There is nothing to integrate. It is what the platform does.
Asked before the first call.
Is the directory an add-on or a separate product?
Can members opt out?
What do corporate members get?
Can an organisation be found outside the members' area?
Does the directory connect to the marketplace?
See your membership as a network, not a list.
Bring your organisation structure and your corporate members. See what a directory on one member record looks like against how your organisation actually runs.