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Fraternities & sororities

Your treasurer graduates every two years.

House corporations, alumni boards, chapter advisors, and national headquarters.

What actually happens

Chapter finances, vendor payments, and property records are handed between undergraduates on a two-year cycle. The house corporation discovers a problem when it becomes an invoice. Nobody owns the technology, and the alumni board is volunteering evenings after their own jobs.

What we do about it

  • Invoicing, dues, and payment tracking that lives in the platform rather than in the treasurer's spreadsheet
  • Back-office bookkeeping and AP that survives officer turnover by not living with the officer
  • A chapter and house corporation website that does not need rebuilding every time a new webmaster is elected
  • Managed IT for the house network, cameras, and shared systems
  • Signal reporting the house corporation and alumni board can read without chasing anyone

The outcome

Financial and operational continuity across every officer transition. This is the segment where we have a client in production today — a chapter of roughly 250 members running its website, CRM, contracting and invoicing on our platform.

Who you are probably using today

Organizations like yours typically run some combination of GreekBill, Billhighway, ChapterSpot, OmegaFi, Greek Capital Management and volunteer alumni labor. We are not asking you to leave the software. We administer what you own and do the work inside it — the comparison page sets out where each kind of vendor is genuinely stronger.