Set a commitment threshold
Define the minimum number of participants needed for an initiative to make sense. Everyone can see progress toward that threshold before the organization decides to move forward.
Coordinate helps organizations launch initiatives, understand whether enough people are genuinely willing to participate, communicate with participants, and build a record of reliable delivery.
Instead of measuring success through likes, views, or informal RSVPs, Coordinate lets you define the number of committed participants an initiative actually needs.
Define the minimum number of participants needed for an initiative to make sense. Everyone can see progress toward that threshold before the organization decides to move forward.
Every initiative has its own participant group. Organizers can send announcements, allow participant discussion, and use simple polls to coordinate details such as preferred times or meeting arrangements.
After an initiative takes place, participation can be verified using the methods appropriate to that activity. Successful participation and organization history contribute to reliability on Coordinate.
Coordinate gives organizations one place to manage the full lifecycle of a community initiative.
Describe what you want to accomplish, when and where it will happen, who can participate, and the minimum number of people needed.
Make the initiative available through Coordinate and share it directly with your existing community through messaging, email, social networks, or a direct link.
People explicitly commit to participate. Organizers can follow progress toward the participation threshold instead of relying on expressions of interest alone.
Use the initiative group to send important updates, discuss plans, or ask participants a poll question. Organizers can decide whether the group allows participant messages or functions as a one-way announcement channel.
Coordinate can support organizer confirmation, participant confirmation, QR or GPS check-in, uploaded evidence, completion codes, and other verification methods depending on the initiative.
Completed initiatives contribute to the organization's Coordinate history, helping future participants understand its record of organizing and following through.
Organization owners and administrators can manage a team so different people can help organize initiatives, manage participants, verify completion, and maintain the organization's presence on Coordinate.
Example only — an organization's actual score is based on its activity on Coordinate.
The Organization Trust Index is intended to describe reliability on Coordinate — not the organization's popularity, values, or general reputation.
The record can reflect factors such as successfully completed initiatives, verified participation, completion history, cancellations, and confirmed moderation outcomes.
New organizations begin with limited history. The index becomes more informative as verified activity accumulates.
People can follow organizations they care about without becoming organization members.
Followers can receive updates when your organization publishes important activity, depending on their notification preferences.
Coordinate keeps communication connected to user preferences so participants and followers can control how they receive eligible updates.
Independent initiatives can request to become subinitiatives of a larger organization initiative. Approval creates the relationship without taking ownership away from the original organizer.
Create an organization, publish an initiative, and find out whether your community is ready to commit.