Chamberzu is designed to collapse a stack, not to demand you abandon every tool you already like. This page is deliberately honest about what works today, what we're building, and what we'd need to talk about.
Take money the way your members want to pay it, and hand your bookkeeper something they can actually use.
Card and ACH payments for dues, event tickets, and sponsorships.
Chamberzu connects to your own Stripe account, so funds settle directly to your bank and processing fees go to Stripe at standard rates. Payments reconcile against the originating invoice automatically, and refunds issued in Chamberzu flow through to Stripe.
Invoices, payments, and receivables in a format your bookkeeper expects.
Export any invoice or payment view to CSV with the fields most small-business accounting workflows need. Designed to be imported into QuickBooks Online or handed to an outside bookkeeper without cleanup.
Two-way sync of invoices and payments.
Direct sync so dues invoices and event revenue post to QuickBooks without an export step. If this is a blocker for your chamber, tell us — customer demand sets our order of work.
Transactional mail that always arrives, and the option to keep your marketing stack where it already is.
Delivery for invoices, receipts, renewal notices, and event confirmations.
All transactional email is sent through SendGrid with authenticated sending domains, so renewal notices land in inboxes rather than spam folders. Bounces and complaints are recorded on the member record.
Send through your own mail provider instead.
Point Chamberzu at any SMTP server — your Microsoft 365 tenant, Google Workspace, or an existing provider — if your chamber needs mail to originate from infrastructure you control.
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC alignment on your own domain.
Mail goes out as your chamber, not as a shared platform address. We give you the DNS records; your registrar does the rest in about ten minutes.
Keep your newsletter list in sync with active membership.
Push member and contact changes to the marketing list you already use, so lapsed members drop off the newsletter without anyone maintaining two lists.
Your event calendar, everywhere your members already look.
Subscribe to the chamber calendar from any calendar app.
Every event publishes an ICS file, and the full chamber calendar is available as a subscribable feed that works in Google Calendar, Outlook, and Apple Calendar. Members add it once and stay current.
Confirmation emails include a calendar invite.
Registrants get the event on their calendar at the moment they register, with the location and any updates you publish later.
Virtual and hybrid events with the join link in the right place.
Store the meeting link on the event and it is released only to confirmed registrants — in the confirmation email, the reminder, and the member portal.
The directory and event calendar publish as real, indexable pages — including on a website you already have.
Read-only endpoints for your directory, events, and chamber profile.
The same public API that generates this site's own directory and events pages is available to your chamber. Point any static site generator, CMS, or custom front end at it.
SEO-ready pages we host and keep current.
Member profiles publish LocalBusiness structured data and events publish Event structured data, so your listings are eligible for rich results in search — maintained automatically from live member data.
Drop the directory into an existing WordPress site.
Most chambers already have a website they like. We'll help you embed the directory and event calendar into it rather than asking you to migrate your web presence.
Sensible defaults for small teams, real controls for larger ones.
Staff, membership, events, finance, and read-only roles.
Permissions are enforced on the server for every request, not hidden in the UI. Give a volunteer committee chair access to their program without exposing member financials.
Self-service logins scoped to a single member organization.
Member logins can only ever see their own organization's invoices, contacts, registrations, and directory profile.
Bring your own identity provider.
Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace SSO for chamber staff accounts, targeted at Enterprise plans. Talk to us if you need it on a specific timeline.
Getting in is our job. Getting out is your right.
Bring your member list in from whatever you're on now.
Import members, contacts, tiers, and historical dues from CSV or Excel. Our onboarding team maps the columns, flags duplicates, and shows you a preview before anything is written.
Assisted migration from common association platforms.
We've handled the shapes these exports come in. The migration guide walks through what the process actually looks like, week by week.
One click, everything, any time.
Export every record your chamber has in Chamberzu — members, contacts, invoices, payments, events, registrations — in open formats. No support ticket, no exit fee, no notice period.
Push events to your own systems as they happen.
Signed webhooks for member, invoice, payment, and registration events, so you can trigger workflows in tools we don't integrate with directly.
Members see what they owe and settle it from the portal — card or ACH, no account setup required to pay an invoice. The payment reconciles against the originating invoice on its own, which is the part that removes the monthly spreadsheet.
The directory and event pages on this very website are generated at build time from Chamberzu's public API — the same read-only endpoints your chamber gets. If you want to prove it, the pages are right there in the nav.
GET /api/v1/public/:chamber/meta
GET /api/v1/public/:chamber/directory
GET /api/v1/public/:chamber/businesses/:slug
GET /api/v1/public/:chamber/events
GET /api/v1/public/:chamber/events/:slugWe're small enough that a specific, well-argued request genuinely moves our order of work — and honest enough to tell you when it won't.
We'll tell you honestly whether it's on the list, and roughly when.