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Union Software websites and CMS
Websites & CMSBuild and manage your union website
Create public pages and member content without technical work.
A public voice the next team can maintainCommunications staff, teachers, and younger committee members can keep the site current without learning code.
01Build without code
Create the page with real sections, not a blank technical canvas.
Start from a union template or an existing page, then add and arrange headings, text, images, calls to action, updates, forms, and reusable sections. Preview the result at desktop, tablet, and phone sizes.
Stronger together.
Building better communities.
General Membership MeetingSeptember 18 · 7 PMContract ratifiedMember update
Training dayRegistration openStaff can publish a clear union page without opening a ticket with an outside web vendor.
More you can do
Use the visual page editor, section library, media library, navigation editor, branding controls, and responsive previews. Save reusable sections for the next local, campaign, or committee page.
02Update once
Manage news, resources, and repeated content in one library.
Write an update once, add its image and details, and reuse it across the right pages. Content collections keep news, events, resources, campaigns, and other repeated information consistent.
Content library
DraftNew content
Draft now, publish when the audience is ready.
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Join Local 555 members for union updates, bargaining news, and an open discussion.
September 18 at 7:00 PM
Local 555 Union Hall
Featured imagelocal-555-general-meeting.webpA correction can be made at the source instead of editing the same update on several pages.
More you can do
Create content types and categories, draft and schedule entries, choose media, preview the result, and reuse the item across templates and sections.
03The right page for the right member
Protect member areas and show relevant content.
Create secure areas for authorized members and use current People information to determine who can enter. A member can see the update, service, or resource intended for their group without making the whole site private.
Content library
DraftNew content
Draft now, publish when the audience is ready.
General Membership Meeting — September 18
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News
BIH2• ListLinkImage
Join Local 555 members for union updates, bargaining news, and an open discussion.
September 18 at 7:00 PM
Local 555 Union Hall
Featured imagelocal-555-general-meeting.webpThe union can offer useful online services without implying that every record or page is available to everyone.
More you can do
Configure protected areas, member login, role and segment rules, profile widgets, navigation, and portal content. Keep the public site and protected services in the same managed system.
A maintainable publishing path
Create. Protect. Preview. Publish.
Give staff a clear path from the draft page to the live member experience.- 01CreateBuild pages and reusable content
- 02ProtectChoose authorized member access
- 03PreviewReview every device and state
- 04PublishLaunch the controlled build
04Own the launch
Connect the domain, publish the build, and understand the result.
Review the site, publish a controlled build, and connect the union’s domain. Build history makes each release understandable, while analytics show which pages and content members actually use.
The union can keep its public presence current without surrendering ownership or waiting for routine vendor changes.
More you can do
Manage domains, build and deployment history, redirects, branding, analytics, settings, and recovery. Preview before publishing and review the live result after launch.
Built around the union
What unions ask before replacing an old website or portal.
Sites covers creation, content, protected services, ownership, and the ongoing work after launch.
Can we build more than one site?
Yes. Manage public sites, campaign microsites, and protected member experiences.
Use separate spaces, pages, domains, navigation, branding, and publishing workflows.Can staff edit without code?
Yes. Use visual sections, templates, media, and previews.
Create and rearrange pages while keeping reusable design and brand controls.Can content be limited to authorized members?
Yes. Protected areas use current People rules and member login.
Choose the segment, role, or member group allowed into a protected area.Can we see what members use?
Yes. Analytics cover sites, pages, and content performance.
Review visits, popular content, member use, and publishing history.Do we keep the domain and content?
Yes. The union retains control of its domain, content, media, and exports.
Manage domains, builds, settings, redirects, recovery, and ownership in one system.Can we preview before publishing?
Yes. Preview pages and controlled builds before they become live.
Check desktop, tablet, phone, content, navigation, and protected experiences before launch.One system. Current union records.
The website can continue into the member’s next action.
Publish an update, send it through Communications, collect a response with Forms, or protect a member service using current People rules. The site becomes part of the union workflow instead of a separate brochure.
Websites & CMSThe working record
PeopleAuthorized member access
CommunicationsSend the published update
FormsCollect member responses
EventsPublish meetings and registrationStart with one real page
Build the page your union needs to update next.
Create a public page, campaign microsite, or protected member area, then preview and publish it under your union’s control.