Alumni engagement software
Alumni engagement software that puts connection first
Give graduates a place to find classmates, ask for career advice, share openings and organize events. Participation depends on the members in your network and your team’s follow-up.

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 — members enter their profile details and review available update suggestions.

Mentorship that pulls alumni back in
A verified alumnus describes a specific advice request. Eligible requests can reach relevant alumni in the same institution automatically. Each person chooses whether to help; some requests need review or may not find a suitable person.

Jobs and people with relevant company experience
Verified alumni can publish openings. A listing can show members with current or past experience at the company, based on available profiles. Contact and application options depend on the listing; a conversation does not guarantee a referral or a hire.

Groups for classes, cities, faculties, 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
What is alumni engagement software?
Software that gives graduates ongoing reasons to participate in their school community — a searchable directory, events, mentorship, and shared openings and company contacts — rather than only tracking them as fundraising records. Engagement software measures logins, RSVPs, and connections made, not just gifts.
How is this different from alumni management software?
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.
How do you measure alumni engagement?
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. Define a cohort, time window and exclusions before interpreting recorded sign-ins or accepted connections. These measures do not prove hires, giving or admissions outcomes; see the linked methodology note.
How is Alumnia priced?
Free includes the core platform up to 100 verified members. Standard paid plans charge a flat monthly fee in USD by verified-member capacity. Verified staff and administrators count regardless of recent activity; imports and pending invitations do not. See every plan and custom terms on the pricing page.
Does it work for universities as well as schools?
Alumnia supports graduate communities for schools, universities, business schools and graduate programs. Groups can organize a cohort within the institution’s network. Fit depends on your requirements and available members.
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