Gradnet is alumni management software for universities, professional associations, and diaspora communities. It replaces the 10+ disconnected tools organizations typically use to run their networks, putting member directories, fundraising, events, mentorship, and voting in one platform. #Key Features Member Directory Searchable database with filters for location, degree, and industry. Members find connections based on shared backgrounds. Includes approval workflows to verify members and keep directories spam-free. Fundraising Launch campaigns with progress tracking and donor analytics. Accept one-time or recurring donations through integrated payment gateways. Anonymous donation option increases participation from privacy-conscious contributors. Event Management Create event pages, sell multiple ticket types, manage guest lists, and track attendance. Run virtual or in-person events. Analytics show registration trends and revenue for reporting. Mentorship Programs Match alumni mentors with students and graduates based on industry and goals. Mentors set availability and communication preferences. Admins track relationships and measure program outcomes. Online Voting Run secure elections with anonymous ballots, identity verification, and instant results. Members vote from anywhere. Audit trails ensure transparency. Community Forums Host discussion boards where members connect and share. The platform doesn't lock users into its own messaging system. Connect via any communication channel. Who Uses Gradnet? 1. Educational Institutions & Alumni Centers Universities and colleges managing alumni relations, tracking graduate engagement, and coordinating reunion events. Alumni offices use the platform to maintain connections with tens of thousands of former students across multiple graduation years. 2. Diaspora Communities International communities organizing members across borders, managing cultural events, and coordinating fundraising for homeland initiatives. Diaspora organizations leverage the software to keep scattered communities connected regardless of geography. 3. Professional Associations Industry groups, medical associations, and trade organizations maintaining member directories, hosting conferences, and facilitating networking between professionals at different career stages. 4. Student Organizations Greek life chapters, honor societies, and student clubs scaling their networks beyond campus boundaries and maintaining connections with graduated members. Results Organizations report saving $45,000+ yearly on event tools and $7,200+ on fundraising software. Diaspora communities coordinate internationally without scattered platforms. Universities track actual engagement metrics instead of estimates. Built for communities tired of duct-taping spreadsheets, payment processors, and event platforms together.