Your sessions on the website, sign-ups that go somewhere, and a register you can keep on a phone.
A busy group runs several sessions a week, each with its own sign-up sheet. People ask what is on, who to call about housing, and whether there is space next week.
Good Eggs puts your events on the website, keeps a searchable list of the local services you point people to, and lets you tick people in at the door.
Public events show in the site’s calendar the moment you add them.
The services you refer people to, with tags visitors can search and filter.
Tick people in at today’s session. The attendance is in the report that evening.
How many people, how many sessions, how many new this quarter.
Every account comes with every feature. These are the ones community groups use most.
Yes. Community groups, CICs and unincorporated associations all use it the same way.
Yes. The directory holds the agencies you work with, with tags for what they help with.
