Give your network a shared home. Across every region.
Give every local group its own space while keeping a clear view across your network. Make room for meetings, guests and the relationships between them.
Illustrative example with fictional data. A member accepts the meeting invitation in the app. Their reply is then shown in the organiser’s participant overview on the web. The sequence explains the workflow; it does not demonstrate measured synchronisation speed.
Local groups with room to work their way
Run groups in different cities with their own meetings, posts and group leads. Members can join several groups, and you can invite across groups when it makes sense.
An organisation’s groups with names and descriptions.
Make guests and members feel welcome
Invite members to network meetings and add external guests. Guests receive an email invitation without creating a profile. Keep responses at hand as you prepare the meeting.
An email invitation to a meeting guest.
Relationships do not have to wait for the next meeting
Members can find each other in the directory and connect directly. Share questions, experiences and resources in the relevant groups so the conversation can continue.
Contact options on a member profile with chat, meeting booking and sharing the contact.
Give members’ needs a place in the network
A relevant contact may be closer than a member thinks. Searches let members ask for help, contacts and personal introductions. The board shows what is open, in progress and completed, so needs do not disappear after the meeting.
Requests on a board with Open, In progress and Completed columns.
Is sales your focus?
Make members’ referrals visible with the referrals module. Referral counts and optional amounts can give you a basis for shared goals, friendly competition or your own sales scoreboard. You decide how to use the figures.
Referrals overview with counts of referrals given and received, plus open and closed referrals.
Once the members get used to it, it becomes as indispensable as the saw and hammer are to the carpenter.
Ken Jeppesen Founder, EjendomsXperternes Netværk Business NetworkingOne network with your identity
Give local groups a shared identity with your name, logo and colours. Members meet your network rather than a collection of unrelated tools. The web portal and sender email can use your own domain.
Every plan includes access to the standard Samli app. An app with your own name and icon is available as a paid add-on. Your organisation’s logo then appears on notifications.
The organisation’s identity in its member space.
Questions from business networks
No. External guests get the invitation by email with the time, the description and a calendar file. If the meeting is cancelled, they are told by email too.
Yes. The organisation can have several regular network groups, and a member can belong to more than one. Group leads can handle the day-to-day running of their own group, and you can invite members from other groups to a meeting.
Yes. From a member profile, a member can chat, book a meeting or share the contact. So members can follow up on a conversation from the network meeting without going through the facilitator.
Shall we start with your groups?
Tell us how your network is organised. We will walk through meetings, members and your own branding.