For working men's clubs
Comnly gives working men's clubs a proper digital home for members, entertainment line-ups, subs, and committee business. The Secretary posts the weekend acts, the Concert Chair pushes a critical notice when the act changes, the Treasurer attaches a payment link for annual subs, and the Steward sees who has RSVP'd to the meat raffle. Everything lives in one feed your members carry in their pocket. No more crammed notice boards, no more illegible photos of the entertainment poster on WhatsApp.
Real scenarios
The booked act has cancelled and the Concert Secretary has a replacement at four in the afternoon. Send a critical notice from the Comnly app: it pushes to every member, requires acknowledgement, and the committee can see who has read it before the doors open.
Post the renewal notice with a Stripe payment link attached. Members pay subs in two taps from their phone, and the money goes directly to the club's own Stripe account. Comnly takes no commission on the payment.
Run For/Against/Abstain polls for AGM motions, rule changes, or new committee elections. Anonymous voting is supported, results are clear, and you have an auditable record that beats a show of hands at the back of the concert room.
Features you will use
Owner, Secretary, Treasurer, Concert Chair, Steward, and Committee Member roles are supported with scoped admin permissions. Give the Concert Chair posting rights without handing them billing access.
Every notice, entertainment update, and AGM call lands as a push notification from the club. Members do not have to remember to check a noticeboard or scroll past three days of WhatsApp banter.
Post the monthly entertainment calendar, members nights, race nights, and trips. RSVP and reminders mean the Steward knows how many to expect.
Stripe payment links attach to any post. Collect annual subs, sell concert tickets, take coach-trip deposits, or run a sponsored raffle. Payments route directly to your club's Stripe account with no Comnly commission.
For licensing changes, AGM calls, opening-hours changes, or anything the committee needs members to confirm they have seen, mark the notice critical. Members must explicitly acknowledge it, with a timestamped record kept for the minutes.
Upload the club rules, AGM minutes, accounts, and licensing documents. Members can read them on their phone, the committee has version history, and the Secretary stops emailing the same PDF four times a year.
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