Nonprofits

Your network helps everyone but your budget. Fix that.

Publish a branded directory of trusted providers, track every introduction you make, and turn the connections into sustainable program revenue.

Built for associations, chambers, and member organizations of any size.

Introduction pipeline
Member intro · bookkeeping services
Via member directory
Engaged$450 program fee
Riverside Clinic · IT provider
Ref. by board member
Introduced,
Gala sponsor · insurance review
Via trusted-vendor list
In conversation,
Chamber member · legal services
Via member directory
Engaged$300 program fee
Member introductions tracked from directory request to engaged provider

Your network is your biggest asset, and it’s invisible

Members, donors, and vendors constantly ask you for trusted introductions. You make them from memory, and the value you create never shows up anywhere.

Introductions vanish after the email

You connect a member with a trusted provider and never learn what happened. No outcome, no credit, no way to know if the provider deserves the next intro.

Program revenue is left on the table

Trusted-vendor programs, sponsorships, and referral fees could fund your mission, but without tracking, there’s nothing to invoice against.

Capture, track, fund, in your organization’s vocabulary.

Capture

Members and supporters request introductions through your branded directory, a form, or a forwarded email. The request arrives with the people and context attached.

Track

Every introduction gets an owner and a next step. You see which connections engaged, which stalled, and which providers actually deliver for your members.

Fund

Program fees, sponsor placements, and revenue shares calculate on real outcomes, so your trusted network funds the mission instead of running on goodwill alone.

Integrations
StripeQuickBooksGmailSlack

Questions nonprofits ask.

No, keep your CRM and donor platform. Introzy manages the introductions your organization already makes: connecting members, donors, and supporters with trusted providers, and tracking what those connections create.