Objective Networking web sites come with a user management feature that can integrate with your membership structure and fees. You can keep track of who is a member, who can join, and if you require dues, how much they need to pay each year. You can allow members to update their own contact information (phone, email, address, etc) online so your membership information stays up to date.


You can keep the public up to date with a news section complete with RSS feeds. Members also have their own private news section, with the option of allowing members to comment on news items.


If you run a sales or service organization, your members can get targeted sales leads with the Service Request Form. It's possible to set up multiple contact forms for your site, so you can use that same feature to get feedback from the public or potential members.


If you hold or your members participate in regular events or exhibitions, an easy to use event database lets your keep track and share that information with your members or the entire world. You can even maintain multiple event schedules (e.g., public and private event listings) if you'd like.


You can tie everything together with an optional online calendar that combines important date-related information all in one place.



If your members need to connect with the outside world - say for a professional sales or service organization - the same information that is already in the database for their member accounts can become a powerful directory.

For example, a sales organization could use the Online Directory Features to help potential customers connect with the right sales representatives. Each listing can specify sales territories and product range / service areas so potential  customers quickly find the right person. An automatically generated printable PDF version of the directory (with product range / service index) allows them to take the information with them anywhere. Innovative features like the drag-and-drop Contact Builder allows visitors to make a list of multiple contacts, add notes, and then print everything out.

Even if you don't need a publicly available directory, you can use the directory internally, either for all your members or just specific members of your internal operation.


Instead of relying on back and forth emails that can be difficult to follow, the Member Groups feature lets you create multiple groups in order to facilitate discussions. You can specify who can view and access each group and let your members post and vote in polls on different topics. And all your conversations are keep right on the web so you can easily find and add to them as needed.


To help demonstrate the features of the Objective Networking Engine, information for a fictitious organization called the Guam Educational Sales Association has been entered into the directory, events, and service request databases. Take a look around the demonstration site and review the summary of various features and information in order to see what Objective Networking can do for your organization.