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Membership onboarding

A clear path from a prospective member to agreement, identity activation, portal access and renewal.

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Set the document context.

Give the completed process document a useful title and enough context for another person to understand why it was prepared.

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Capture the enquiry

Record the source, membership interest and initial contact details in one place.

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Qualify the member

Confirm eligibility, individual or group structure, requirements and the appropriate membership.

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Create the relationship

Set up the person, organisation, membership and subscription records without duplicating identity data.

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Agree and enrol

Issue the agreement, collect acceptance and confirm the start date and membership terms.

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Activate identity

Invite the member to create or activate their account and apply the correct access permissions.

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Open the portal

Use single sign-on and synchronised profile data to present the relevant member dashboard and services.

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Serve and renew

Support profile changes, communications, learning resources, administration and renewal activity.

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