See the workflows.
Try the solutions.
Explore five interactive, browser-only demonstrations inspired by practical association management challenges. Everything here is fictional and no data leaves your browser.
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Each illustration models a possible user experience; it is not connected to iMIS or a production payment system.
Maintain a company roster, confidently.
Add fictional employees, assign company-contact roles, filter records, and stamp a simulated roster audit.
| Employee | Company role | Status | Action |
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A real iMIS implementation would enforce server-side authorization, member type rules, linked-company relationships and a durable audit trail.
Explore a booth map with your mouse.
Hover over a reserved booth to see a fictional exhibitor logo, location, website and company name, or check availability. Select an open booth, zoom in, and reset your selection.
Build a membership-renewal workflow.
Set the lead time and simulate a scheduled run to preview which fictional members would receive a renewal reminder.
| Organization | Days until renewal | Action |
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This simulation performs no scheduling or email delivery. Production workflows require iMIS authorization, scheduled execution, and messaging integration.
Filter attendance. See the story.
Filter a fictional attendance summary by member type and date range. The chart and totals respond instantly.
| Attendee | Current member type | Events in range |
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Example report uses one count per person and excludes event functions; production results depend on validated iMIS registrations.
Generate a sample payment link.
See the difference between invoice ID and invoice key routing, then copy a clearly fictional link to your clipboard.
This link points to example.invalid (a reserved nonfunctional domain). Production links must use the customer's documented iMIS payment route and authorization model.
From a proof of concept to a supported solution.
We can scope a practical implementation around your iMIS environment, security requirements and staff workflows.
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