Publish a structured member directory on the association website
Give members a credible public profile and help visitors find the right provider without replacing the association's main site or adopting a full membership suite.
Represent members consistently
Define fields for credential, specialty, region, services, membership type, languages, or contact links. Show the most important details on cards and full profiles.
Keep the association website intact
Add /members, /experts, or /providers to the current domain while existing content, event, and membership systems continue running elsewhere.
Share maintenance safely
Invite association staff as admins, editors, or viewers. Use review status and audit history to maintain publishing standards.
Route opportunities
Enable listing inquiry forms so visitors can contact a provider while the association receives notifications and retains an exportable record.
Frequently asked questions
Does Directoryz collect membership dues?
No. Directoryz focuses on the public directory. Keep the existing membership or dues system and link or publish Directoryz beside it.
Can members edit their own profiles?
Listing-owner accounts and claims are not available yet. Staff can manage listings and accept structured submissions for review.
Can the directory use the association's domain?
Yes. Use a custom domain, subdomain, or existing-site path on paid plans.