Alumni engagement software
Alumni engagement software that puts connection first
Most engagement platforms are fundraising suites with a community tab bolted on. Alumnia flips the order: give graduates real reasons to come back — classmates, mentors, jobs, events — and reachability, updated data, and giving follow.
A directory graduates browse on their own
Engagement starts with curiosity: who from my class lives near me now? A map-based alumni directory turns your database into something graduates explore voluntarily — and every visit quietly keeps their own profile current.
Mentorship that pulls alumni back in
Mentorship is one of the best-evidenced engagement programs there is — graduates who had an encouraging mentor are more than twice as likely to be engaged at work, per Gallup. Alumnia lets a member describe what they need and matches them to the right alumni directly.
A jobs board that runs on referrals
Alumni post roles at their own companies, and every listing shows which fellow graduates already work there. That turns a cold application into a warm path — and gives younger alumni a concrete, self-interested reason to keep coming back.
Chapters for classes, cities, and programs
A class year, a city club, an MBA cohort — each gets its own space with members, leaders, and events, while everyone shares one directory and one map. Engagement compounds when the community is organized the way alumni actually think of themselves.
Frequently asked questions
Software that gives graduates ongoing reasons to participate in their school community — a searchable directory, events, mentorship, and job referrals — rather than only tracking them as fundraising records. Engagement software measures logins, RSVPs, and connections made, not just gifts.
Alumni management emphasizes the admin side: records, imports, and reporting. Engagement is the member side: what makes a graduate open the app unprompted. Alumnia is both — one platform where the admin tools sit under a network alumni genuinely use.
Track participation across the four modes in CASE's Alumni Engagement Metrics framework — volunteering (like mentoring), experiential (events), communications, and philanthropic — instead of giving alone. Alumnia's dashboard reports logins, event RSVPs, mentorship matches, and jobs-board activity out of the box.
Pricing is public on our pricing page. There is a free tier for small alumni groups, and paid plans scale with verified members — no sales calls required to see a number.
Yes. K-12 schools, universities, business schools, and graduate programs all run networks on Alumnia. Chapters make it natural to engage a single cohort or an entire institution.
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