ConnectHubSet up by Hono

Registrations, Grants, and Enquiries

Iwi, hapū and whenua trusts

Registrations, grants, enquiries and complaints all need a trail so whānau get a response until every pātai is answered. ConnectHub holds that trail in one place for the team.

Why this fits

  • Log every enquiry or complaint.
  • Track member pātai through to close.
  • Hold registrations beside the diary and follow-up.
  • One place for the team, instead of five inboxes.

Features that matter here

Enquiry and complaint pipelines

Each enquiry or complaint has a stage, so nothing sits unseen.

Registration tracking

Registrations sit in the member database, beside the diary and the follow-up.

An owner on each pātai

A task and an owner sit on each pātai, so someone is responsible for the reply.

SMS and email follow-up

The next message can go by SMS or email without starting again in another inbox.

Shared inbox

The team works from one inbox.

Open and closed

Reporting shows what's still open and what's closed.

Whenua register

Self-service registration forms, so registered members and whānau go straight into one database.

Grants applications

Registered members or whānau apply for the grants your trust runs, inside the Private Community Portal. Admins manage the process in one place, next to your member database.

Bulk pānui

Send pānui by text and email, from the same place as your replies.

Events, hui and RSVPs

Hui and events sit with the member database, and registered members can RSVP without a separate tool.

Segments and tags

Group registered members by hapū, marae or rohe, so the right pānui goes to the right whānau.

Private Community Portal

A private memberships area for registered whānau, not a public Facebook group. Own the data, control invites, set conversation permissions by hapū or role, host training and workshops, and keep AGMs and hui on a proper events calendar.

Platform tools that matter here

ConnectHub does a lot. Hono switches on what you need first and adds the rest when you're ready.

How a typical week looks

  1. Step 1

    Pātai in

    An enquiry, complaint, grant item or registration arrives.

  2. Step 2

    Assign and log

    Someone owns it, and the record is there.

  3. Step 3

    Respond and close

    The reply goes out, and the pātai closes with a clear record.

A note on security

Built on HighLevel. Hono is a New Zealand partner, kaupapa Māori and Māori-owned.

Talk to Hono about your kaupapa

Hono sets ConnectHub up around the way you already work. Let's kōrero.

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