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ClubHub, using the optional Agoria Content Management System (CMS), enables organisations to create and maintain their own professional website without requiring specialist technical knowledge. Whether you are a local club, charity, community association, business or public service, your website can evolve as your organisation grows. Agoria provides easy-to-use tools that allow authorised members to create and update pages, publish news, add photographs, organise information and develop a website that reflects the identity and activities of their organisation. Your Website, Your WayYour website remains under your control. You decide:
Different members of your organisation can be given responsibility for different areas of the website, allowing knowledge and responsibility to be shared whilst keeping information accurate and up to date. Connected, Not ConstrainedUsing Agoria is entirely optional. Organisations may continue to use their existing websites whilst participating fully in the Community Exchange ecosystem. Where Agoria is used, Community Exchange information can be integrated naturally into your website, helping visitors discover related organisations, events and opportunities whilst allowing your organisation to retain complete ownership of its own content and identity. Designed to GrowAs your organisation develops, your website can develop with it. New activities, projects, interest groups, committees and partnerships can all be incorporated without needing to redesign your entire website. Whether your organisation serves a local neighbourhood or operates across a national network, Agoria provides a flexible platform that grows with your needs whilst remaining connected to the wider Community Exchange ecosystem. Your website becomes more than an online brochure—it becomes your organisation's digital home and a gateway through which people can discover your organisation and the wider communities of which it is a part.
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Community Exchange
Helping independent organisations discover what they have in common. |