It is a decentralized community platform that allows universities to create sub-groups based on Geography (e.g., London Chapter) or Interest (e.g., Entrepreneurs Club). It gives "Local Admins" the tools to manage their own members and events, while the central Alumni Office retains full visibility and data ownership.
Give power to your volunteers without losing control.
Empower alumni leaders to run the show.
Visualise where your alumni footprint is.
A professional alternative to noisy social media groups.
Focused conversations, archived forever.
Coffee meetups, Sunday brunches, and networking drinks.
| Feature | WhatsApp / Facebook Groups | CampusAlly Platform |
|---|---|---|
| Data Ownership | Owned by Meta (University has 0 data) | Owned by University |
| Discoverability | Hidden / Invite Only | Searchable Directory |
| Job History | No Professional Data | Synced with LinkedIn |
| Scalability | Noise increases with members | Organized Threads & Topics |
Yes. Some chapters charge a nominal "Chapter Membership Fee" to fund local dinners. The system can handle this via split payments or central collection.
You aren't limited to cities. You can create groups for "Women in Leadership," "Civil Services Aspirants," or "Founders Club" that span across geographies.
You can choose. You can set it to "Auto-Approve" to reduce workload, or "Moderate-First" if you want strict control over what is posted on the boards.