Rules run once, not per question
Grace periods, retention and revenue rules are applied in the load, with your agreement. No question can apply them differently.
Concierge CDP for associations
Ask a question in plain English. Concierge answers from governed data on top of your existing AMS, and shows how every number was calculated.
How it was read
Follow one question from your systems to a trusted answer.
02Ask the same question three ways. See what changes, and what doesn't.
03Leadership, customer service, members and administrators.
04Prove it on one report, in thirteen weeks, on your own data.
How it works
Six layers sit between your systems and an answer. Select a layer to see what it does and why it is there.
Your AMS, events, store, email and finance systems keep running your daily work. Concierge reads the extracts and copies you already hold.
No replacement project and no change for staff. The pilot starts from data you have today.
* Ready-made connectors are on our roadmap.
Data arrives in a staging area exactly as your system sent it, before anything is changed.
Any figure can be traced back to what the source said on the day it was loaded.
The operational store brings membership, meetings, publications and store records into one consistent shape, keyed to the same member.
A member is one person across every line of business, so questions can cross them.
Grace periods, retention and revenue rules are applied in the load. The warehouse keeps every member as they were each month, and every order line by day.
Every report uses the same rules, and "how many were in grace last March?" has an exact answer.
770 governed definitions, each with its synonyms, guardrails and the roles allowed to see it. Your administrators edit them without code.
"Renewed", "renewals" and "came back" all resolve to the same approved measure.
Ask Concierge turns plain English into a governed query. Answers arrive as a chart, table or map, with the definition, filters and records behind them.
The layers below decide what a question means, so the answer does not depend on how it was worded.
Your AMS knows who a member is today. Concierge keeps who they were each month. Drag the slider
Snapshot
Mar 2025
Ask Concierge
Members in grace at each monthly snapshot · illustration with sample figures
Each member whose term ends in the next 12 months gets a likelihood band and the reasons behind it.
Illustration with sample figures.
Why it's different
Some tools point an AI straight at your source systems. A model writing a fresh query against raw tables cannot promise the same answer twice. Concierge keeps the data preparation and puts the AI on top of it.
Concierge resolves each wording to the same approved definition. Pick a wording
Pick a wording. Watch what it resolves to.
The model reads the tables and writes new SQL each time.
Illustration with sample figures. "Typical AI analytics" describes a common approach, not a named product.
Six things a board needs from its numbers. Select a row for the detail
The model writes a new query each time, so a change of wording can change the number.
Consistent for the dashboards someone built. A new question starts again.
Wording resolves through synonyms to one approved definition.
It can show a query, but not which business definition it meant to apply.
The logic sits inside each report, out of the reader's sight.
Every answer shows its definition, filters, source and query, and opens the records behind it.
It can only read what the source system holds today. Last March's status is gone.
Only where history was modelled for that report.
Every member is kept as they were each month, and every order line by day.
Each source is read on its own. Joining them correctly is left to the model.
When a report was designed for it.
Membership, meetings, publications and store revenue share one model, so "revenue by line of business" is one question.
Any question can be asked. Whether the answer is right is another matter.
A new question waits for someone to build a report.
Plain-English questions, answered inside the definitions your association approved.
Available at once, but nobody has agreed what it means.
A development request, then a release.
The layers are already in place, so a new measure is usually a definition to agree, not a system to build.
General descriptions of common approaches, not of any named product. "In part" depends on how a given tool is set up.
Data preparation is the unglamorous part. It is also what makes an AI answer something a board can use.
Grace periods, retention and revenue rules are applied in the load, with your agreement. No question can apply them differently.
Monthly snapshots record every member as they were. Trends and cohorts read real history, not a guess from today's data.
Membership, meetings, publications and the store share members, dates and products, so one question can cover all of them.
It may only use what the semantic layer defines, for the role asking. Personal data stays out of answers.
Who it's for
Each role sees its own view of the same governed data. Select a role.
Screens from a demo association with synthetic data.
The pilot
Thirteen weeks on your own data, measured against how long the report takes your team today. Select a phase.
We pick one recurring report and three to five KPIs with you, and time how it is produced today. That baseline is what the pilot is measured against.
We load a read-only extract, agree each definition with you and reconcile the results to your official figures.
Your team produces the report and repeats an agreed task. We meet weekly, train your staff and support them.
We review the results together on a shared scorecard. You decide what comes next.
No. We assess the extracts and history you have and agree the mapping. Ready-made connectors are on our roadmap; today we load from data you already hold.
No. Your AMS and daily work stay as they are. Concierge reads a copy of the data.
Your association approves the definitions, names a sponsor, data contact and report owner, and runs the reports. We map the data, apply the definitions, reconcile the results and lead delivery.
In your own isolated Concierge database, in a supported deployment you choose. It is never pooled with another association's data.
The annual license includes about half a full-time specialist across the year for new KPIs and data changes, while your staff run the reporting. If you stop, you keep the results report and your data is returned or deleted.
No. Concierge is built for associations of any size, from a few thousand members to more than a million.
Fees depend on scope and are discussed on the first call. We are taking a small number of pilot associations.
Roadmap
A feature is listed as available only when we can show it working. Select a theme.
* Single sign-on: we're working on it. Roadmap as of November 2026. Plans may change, and customer priorities set the order.
The questions association boards ask most come first. Our customers rank what we build next.
We publish this roadmap each quarter, and say openly when a plan moves.
A feature is listed as available only when we can show it working, not before.
Your agreement names the reports, definitions and features included for you.
Company
DataViz Inc. has built data warehouses for associations and run their membership systems. Concierge CDP turns that experience into a product.
Building a chart takes an afternoon. Agreeing who counts as renewed takes months. Concierge records those decisions once and applies them to every answer.
“Data warehousing is a process, not a product.”
Agreed with you and applied to every report.
Every member as they were, every month.
Every number comes with its definition and records.
Our specialists handle the deeper data changes.
We list a feature only when it works in the demo.
The warehouse, semantic layer, AI agent and roadmap.
Plans the work and keeps the backlog and hours visible.
Works with associations on where Concierge fits next.
Contact
The report that needs three people, the number nobody quite trusts, the board question that comes back every quarter. Start there.
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Last updated November 2026.
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