• Released: 18-October-2023 06:00 AM
• Posted by: Ed Schipul

The post by Deirdre Reid on ReviewMyAMS discusses the significance of auto-renewal membership plans for associations, emphasizing the importance of providing convenience to members while delivering value. The message aligns with the goals of Tendenci, a software company that supports these membership models. They stress the need for proactive engagement with members and the customization of notifications throughout their membership journey, highlighting the importance of marketing automation. Tendenci believes that auto-renewal is a fundamental feature for association management software, offering …

• Released: 11-October-2022 07:00 AM

The Association of University Architects (AUA) brings a wealth of knowledge, resources, and communication tools to its members' fingertips with Tendenci's robust File Repository in the AWS Cloud. Stacked against every other association management software currently on the market, Tendenci is more robust and cost-effective, dollars to pennies, for both small and large organizations alike. Learn more about AUA!

• Released: 21-December-2021 08:00 AM
• Posted by: Team Tendenci

Technology moves fast. If your site is over two years old, it is time to upgrade now and not get caught facing the expiration of older products. While we are currently still supporting Tendenci 12 LTS, we are focusing all new development on the latest technologies available. As of December 15, 2021, Tendenci is now running on version 14.0. Don’t get left behind – upgrade today and enjoy all the new features!

• Released: 2-September-2020 08:30 AM
• Posted by: Shirley Rodríguez

This week our team at Tendenci is celebrating twenty-three marvelous years of serving the world's people. So, cheers to our clients and to the Open Source Tendenci Community! Our success is yours. Your success is ours.

• Released: 22-July-2020 03:34 PM

FLYAPS is a skillful Python & Django Web Development Team with expertise in building AI Solutions for Media, Telecom and Recruiting.

• Released: 18-December-2019 01:42 PM
• Posted by: Rachel Schipul

A farewell message to the Tendenci Community from former President at Tendenci Rachel Schipul, who's last official day at office was Friday December 6, 2019.

• Released: 26-August-2014 04:01 AM

Has employed the Transifex localization platform to translate Tendenci open source software SAN FRANCISCO, August 26, 2014 – Tendenci- The Open Source AMS - today announced a software localization program to improve usability for associations and nonprofits beyond English speaking countries. In response to growing international demand, Tendenci is in the process of adapting Tendenci® as the Open Source software to the linguistic, cultural and technical requirements of users around the world. Tendenci has employed the Transifex localization platform and …

• Released: 9-July-2014 10:15 AM
• Posted by: Daniel Keeney

Tendenci today announced plans to significantly expand its presence in the San Francisco Bay Area. The company’s Founder and CEO, Ed Schipul, will relocate to guide the company’s West Coast initiative, which aims to foster the development of an open source community in support of Tendenci and enhance access to potential investors.

• Released: 20-May-2014 06:59 PM
• Posted by: Daniel Keeney

Tendenci® Open Source CMS Platform Powers Website for Nonprofit War Veterans Organization HOUSTON, May 20, 2014 – The Night Stalker Association, a non-profit organization (NPO) devoted to soldiers of the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne) and their families, has partnered with Tendenci (www.tendenci.com) to launch a different type of air offensive. Their upgraded website, http://www.nsa160.com, powered by the Tendenci® Open Source Content Management System (CMS), is aimed at increasing visibility, boosting membership and improving connections among its members. “We …

• Released: 11-March-2014 07:22 AM
• Posted by: Daniel Keeney

Tendenci Open Source CMS Platform Engages Community in Mission, Funding HOUSTON, March 11, 2014 – When Susan G. Komen Houston was ready to design a custom website with great design and functionality, it turned to the Tendenci Open Source Content Management System (www.tendenci.com). Komen Houston credits the change to Tendenci Open Source CMS with helping the organization to generate revenue, maintain participation in events and to showcase its efforts in eradicating breast cancer and supporting those battling the disease. "We …