eMembership Intro Call
Start with a short
introductory call
This is a short conversation with David to understand your union's needs and see whether eMembership is the right fit before bringing in your full team.
How it works
The path from intro call
The path from intro call
to full implementation
1
Intro call with David
A short 1:1 conversation, or with a couple of colleagues if you prefer. David walks through eMembership's core capabilities and learns about your union's current challenges. No preparation needed.
2
Full demo with your team
If there's a good fit, you schedule a full demo. Your broader team joins alongside our team for a detailed walkthrough of the platform focusing on your union's processes and tools.
3
Discovery and proposal
After the demo, a Discovery Project documents your requirements and confirms implementation scope, cost, and schedule. There's no obligation to proceed at any stage.
David Stone
Union Membership Management Expert
For over ten years, David has helped labor unions across the USA and Canada understand and adopt eMembership. He knows the questions to ask and the specific types of challenges unions face.
Usually 20 to 30 minutes
Bring 1 to 3 people from your side
The fastest way to know if eMembership is right for your local
Book your intro call
Fill out the form and David will reach out to schedule a time.
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Questions about
the intro call
The intro call is a short conversation with David, eMembership's union membership management expert. He will walk you through the core capabilities of the platform, give you an early look at the full demo environment, and learn about your union's current challenges and goals. It is the fastest way to determine whether eMembership is the right fit before involving a larger group.
No. The introductory call is a no-commitment conversation. There is nothing to purchase or agree to before or after the call. The purpose is simply to understand your union's current situation and goals, and to give you a clear picture of what eMembership can do for your local or international union.
The intro call is a shorter one-on-one or small-group conversation focused on understanding your goals and walking through core capabilities. A full demo involves a larger group from both of our organizations and a more detailed walkthrough of the platform tailored to your union's specific processes, tools, and workflows. The intro call is designed to help you decide whether a full demo makes sense before bringing in your full team.
No preparation is required. It helps to have a general sense of your current systems and the biggest administrative challenges your union faces, but there is no need to prepare materials or documentation in advance. The intro call is a conversation, not a presentation.
If eMembership looks like a good fit, the next step is typically a full demo with your broader team, followed by a Discovery Project that documents your requirements and confirms implementation scope, cost, and schedule. There is no obligation to proceed at any stage.
eMembership serves locals across nearly every major union in the United States and Canada, including AFL-CIO affiliates, independent locals, public sector unions, trade unions, and entertainment industry locals. The platform is highly configurable and is built to adapt to your union's specific workflows rather than requiring you to change how you operate.