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Membership

Who has paid.
Always up to date.

One member register the whole committee sees. Run the renewal cycle, record each payment, and a numbered receipt is issued. The outstanding list keeps itself.

From a small club to a chamber with corporate members: associations, societies, clubs and alumni groups. Free for up to 15 sales a month. Pro 365 from B$9.90 a month.1

A community association office cutaway with a welcome desk, shared register desk, committee table and receipts desk, linked by gold lines.

RegisterMembers, categories and paid-to dates

ReceiptsRecord payments; issue receipts

ContactsMember details in one place

CommitteeA login and access level per person

RenewalsPreview the cycle; track what is owed

BooksMembership income in your P&L

  1. RegisterMembers, categories and paid-to dates
  2. ReceiptsRecord payments; issue receipts
  3. ContactsMember details in one place
  4. CommitteeA login and access level per person
  5. RenewalsPreview the cycle; track what is owed
  6. BooksMembership income in your P&L
One register for the whole committee. A recorded payment updates the member, creates a receipt and reaches your accounts. Accounting integration is included in Pro 365 and can be switched off in Settings.

Just a small club? Good.

Start with a treasurer.
Grow into an association.

You do not need a secretariat to use Membership. Use only the parts you need today. The rest waits until you need it.

A small club

Replace the spreadsheet

Every member in one list with how far they have paid. Record bank transfers, cheques or cash as they come in, and email the receipt in one press.

A society with a committee

Share the work

Everything before, plus a login for each committee member, read or edit set person by person, every change logged, and the renewal cycle raised for everybody in one go. Handover at the AGM is just a login.

An association or chamber

Run every category

Everything before, plus corporate members with named contacts, categories with an entrance fee, a grace period before somebody lapses, and every receipt in one spreadsheet for the auditor.

Same system, same B$9.90 a month. As you grow, nothing moves: your register, receipts and books are already there.1

A volunteer club treasurer, a society committee and an association office grow within one system.

Set up once.
Then run the cycle.

Your categories, your subscription year and how members pay you go in once. After that, each renewal season is one preview, one button, and a list that gets shorter as the money comes in.

01

Your categories

Ordinary, associate, life, corporate, honorary: whatever your constitution calls them, with the fee each one pays and any entrance fee.

02

Your members

Add them one at a time, or send us the spreadsheet and we load it for you. Each one gets a member number in sequence.

03

Run the renewal cycle

See exactly who would be billed and for how much. Nothing is raised until you press the button, and running it twice never bills anybody twice.

04

Record the payment

Bank transfer, cheque or cash. A numbered receipt is issued, their membership moves forward and the income lands in your accounting.3

The register · Tanjong Community Sports Club412 members · 34 owe something
M-0012Tan Wei Ming · Ordinary · paid to 31 Dec 2027Current
M-0087Meridian Trading Sdn Bhd · Corporate · paid to 31 Dec 2027Current
M-0003Dr S. Ravindran · LifeLife
M-0140Nur Aisyah · Ordinary · paid to 31 Dec 2026Due
M-0201Faridah Osman · Associate · paid to 31 Dec 2025Lapsed

Current, due and lapsed are worked out from what each member has paid, every time you look.2

The register: every member, their category, how far they have paid and where they stand.

What comes out of
one renewal.

Nur Aisyah · Ordinary · M-0140Paid
2027 subscription raised in the renewal cycleB$120.00
Reminder emailed, with your bank details2 Dec
Paid by bank transfer, recorded by the treasurer9 Dec
Receipt issued, next in sequenceRCT-0412
Receipt emailed to her9 Dec
Membership income in your P&L, dated9 Dec
Off the outstanding listSame minute
Membership paid to31 Dec 2027

Nobody keeps a formula. Whether somebody is current, due or lapsed is worked out from what they have paid, so the outstanding list is right the moment a payment goes in.

The receipt is numbered in sequence. Same format every time, with no gaps and no repeats, even when two of the committee record payments at once. The treasurer stops rebuilding receipts in Word.5

And it is written down. Every member has a history of who did what, and when. The question that comes up after an AGM is a two-minute check, not an argument.

How we compare

Membership vs
the spreadsheet

Most associations do not lose to bad software. They lose to several tools: Excel for the register, WhatsApp for reminders, bank transfer screenshots for payment and Word for receipts. Nothing is wrong with any of them. Together they are a part-time job.

Membership
Excel, WhatsApp and screenshots
The member list the committee works from
One register, always current
Several versions, none of them current
Who has not paid
A live list
A formula somebody has to trust
Renewal reminders
One button, with the amount and how to pay
Typed by hand, one at a time
Receipts
Numbered in sequence, emailed from the register
Word, numbered by whoever remembers
Subscription income in your accounting
Yes, dated the day it came in
Retyped by the treasurer
Two people updating it at once
Fine
One overwrites the other
Handover after the AGM
Add the new committee’s logins
A folder nobody can find
Nothing new to learn
A few plain screens
Yes
What it costs
B$9.90 a month for everything in SME AI Office, with no per-member fee
Free, until you count the weekends6

Price

Start free.
B$9.90 a month for everything.

Membership comes with Pro 365, alongside everything else in SME AI Office. Growing your membership never makes the bill bigger, because there is no per-member fee. Start on the Free plan, and move to Pro 365 when you need more.

Free
B$0 / month
no card, no time limit
  • Up to 15 sales a month: orders, bookings and counter sales together
  • Your member register and renewals
  • A profit and loss report
Start free
Pro 365
B$9.90 / month
no cap on sales, cancel any time
  • Everything in SME AI Office, Membership included
  • Unlimited members and categories, with no per-member fee ever
  • A login for each committee member
Get Pro 365
Run the renewal cycle · 2027Nothing raised yet
Tan Wei Ming · OrdinaryB$120.00
Meridian Trading Sdn Bhd · CorporateB$600.00
Nur Aisyah · OrdinaryB$120.00
Skipped: Dr S. Ravindrannever expires
386 subscriptions would be raisedB$49,860.00

You see the whole list, and who is skipped and why, before anything is raised.

Payments · ReceiptsDecember
RCT-0412 · Nur Aisyah · Bank transferB$120.00
RCT-0413 · Meridian Trading Sdn Bhd · Bank transferB$600.00
RCT-0414 · Lim Hock Seng · ChequeB$120.00
ReceivedB$840.00

Every receipt in sequence, and every one in your P&L as membership income.3

Features

Everything in it.

The member register

  • Every member in one list, with their number, category, paid-to date and status
  • Search and filter: current, due, lapsed, not yet paid, life and honorary, applicants, resigned, or by category
  • Member numbers in sequence, with your own prefix and starting number
  • Their details: email, mobile, organisation, designation and address
  • Committee notes only the committee sees
  • Filed in your Contacts as a member, not a customer

Your categories

  • Every year, every month, one payment or no fee: ordinary, life, honorary and the rest
  • An entrance fee, charged once on the very first subscription
  • Corporate membership: the company is the member, with named contacts under one subscription
  • Switch a category off and every past subscription stays readable

Your subscription year

  • The same end date for everybody, or each member’s own year from the day they joined
  • Joining part-way through: the full fee, or pro-rated by the month
  • A grace period before somebody who is due becomes lapsed
  • Read back in a sentence, with a worked example, before you save

Standing

  • Member, applicant, suspended, resigned or deceased, recorded when the committee decides
  • A decision always beats the calendar: a resigned or deceased member is never chased for money
  • Somebody who has never paid shows as not yet paid, not lapsed

Renewals

  • Run the renewal cycle: preview everybody who would be billed, then raise them in one go
  • Safe to run twice, and anybody skipped is listed with the reason
  • Raise the next one for a single member
  • The outstanding list: still owed, overdue, not yet due, part paid, paid or waived
  • Remind: one email with the amount, the due date and how to pay you
  • Waive a subscription, with the reason written down

Payments and receipts

  • Bank transfer, cheque or cash, with a reference3
  • Part payments: the receipt is issued, and their paid-to date moves once the rest arrives
  • Receipt numbers in sequence, with no gaps and no repeats
  • Email receipt in one press, and send it again if they lose it
  • Undo a payment keyed in wrongly, and its P&L line comes back out too
  • Export for the auditor: every receipt in one spreadsheet, and a date filter on screen

Written for a committee

  • A login for each person, so nobody shares one password
  • Read or edit, set person by person
  • Every change is logged, with who did it and when
  • Handover is a login, so nothing is lost at the AGM
  • Telegram alerts when a payment is recorded or a member is added
  • Told when an email to a member does not go, so it never fails in silence

Your accounting and your data

  • Every receipt is membership income in your P&L, dated the day the money came in
  • Export the register, subscriptions and payments whenever you like, with no exit fee
  • Member details encrypted in the database, and your register kept apart from every other organisation’s4
  • Never sold and never used to train anything

This is not the end
of Membership.

Ask for something and it gets built. Every account has a Feedback button that raises a real ticket, read by the person who writes the code. If it would help more than one Bruneian organisation it goes into Membership and lands in every account, usually by the next working day.

Need it to work with a tool you already use? Ask the same way. We check that it can be done and tell you straight. You subscribe, we build the connection, and you try it on your own account. If we cannot make it work, you get your money back.

Before you sign up, [email protected] reaches the same place.

From an SME AI Office customer

“An entry point for a small start-up, without being overwhelming.”

“Looking for an easy way to manage my small business, I came across SME AI Office. This solution has an entry point for a small start-up, not overwhelming, while having more sophisticated features for future scaled-up operations. Had a chance to speak to the founder Kevin and was greatly encouraged that he listens to his clients, big or small, and is always open to see how he can improve the client experience. SME AI Office not only provides a solution, but provides the relationship management as if you are a big corporate. Very glad to chance upon this software.”

Shirley Ong · Pangolin Creatives Pte Ltd

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It does not stop at the register

The rest of your back office is already here.

A member joins and is filed in your Contacts. Every receipt becomes membership income in your P&L, ready for the treasurer’s report, without anybody retyping it. Your profit and loss report sits in the same login, filled in by every payment. It all comes with Pro 365, so none of that costs you a second subscription.

Member joins→ Subscription raised→ Payment recorded→ Receipt numbered→ Income in the P&L

That is what a large organisation pays six figures for and calls an ERP. Pro 365 is everything for B$9.90 a month, plus everything we build after you subscribe.

Questions

Frequently asked.

How much does it cost?

Membership is part of Pro 365, which is everything in SME AI Office for B$9.90 a month. There is no extra charge for it and no per-member fee, so an association of 80 and one of 2,000 pay the same. You can also start on the Free plan: B$0, no card, up to 15 sales a month.

Who is it for?

Associations, societies, clubs, chambers of commerce, professional bodies, clan associations and alumni groups: anyone who collects a membership fee. Most have somewhere between 60 and 2,000 members, big enough that the spreadsheet hurts.

How do members pay?

The way they already do: bank transfer, cheque or cash. The reminder email carries your bank details. When the money arrives, the treasurer records it against the member and a numbered receipt is issued. The money goes straight from their bank to yours, so nothing is taken out of it.

Can you move our existing spreadsheet over?

There is no import button yet. Message us on WhatsApp with what you have, even if it is several files that disagree, and we will work out the easiest way to bring it over. You can also add members yourself, one at a time.

What if our committee changes next year?

Nothing happens to your data. Logins are per person, so the new committee is added and the old one removed in a minute, each with read or edit access. Every change stays attributed to whoever made it.

How does it show up in our accounting?

Every payment you record becomes a line of membership income in your P&L, dated the day the money came in, so it agrees with your bank statement. If a payment was keyed in wrongly, Undo takes it and its P&L line back out. You can switch this off in Settings.

Is our members’ data safe?

An association holds more personal data than most small companies, and PDPA applies to all of it. Member details are encrypted in the database itself, each organisation’s register is kept apart from every other, and you can export everything whenever you like. It is never sold and never used to train anything.

What happens if we leave?

Export the register, the subscriptions and the payments as spreadsheets you can open. There is no exit fee. Your membership register was never ours.

Stop rebuilding the register
before every AGM.

Put your categories and members in once, run the renewal cycle, and read the outstanding list. Start free today.

  1. Every organisation, person and figure shown in the screens on this page is invented and illustrative.
  2. Members pay your organisation directly, by bank transfer, cheque or cash, and a committee member records each payment against the member. Nothing is deducted from what you are paid because no payment processor sits in the middle. Each recorded payment is added to your P&L as membership income, dated the day it was received, unless you switch that off in Settings.
  3. Your register sits in a managed Postgres database on Supabase, running on Amazon Web Services, with member details encrypted at rest and each organisation’s records kept apart. Under PDPA your organisation is the one holding the data and we process it on your behalf, which means you decide who on the committee has access and what you collect. A data processing agreement is available on request.
  4. Member and receipt numbers are issued one at a time by the database, so two people recording at the same moment never get the same number. Undoing a payment keyed in wrongly leaves a gap in the receipt numbers, and the screen says so before you confirm.
  5. Comparison correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of writing; if a row here is wrong, tell us at [email protected] and it will be corrected.