Rush week on rails
Publish every open house, invite-only, and bid-day event once. Rushees land on one page with the schedule and the sign-up form, and check-in at the door with a per-event QR code that builds your PNM list automatically.
Structured rush weeks, a real bid list, and brother voting that nobody can trace back to a single member.
Why a generic tool misses
IFC rush runs on a calendar your council publishes and a bid list your chapter controls. Greekstack models both, so the rush chair is never rebuilding the same spreadsheet every semester.
Publish every open house, invite-only, and bid-day event once. Rushees land on one page with the schedule and the sign-up form, and check-in at the door with a per-event QR code that builds your PNM list automatically.
Move rushees across a drag-and-drop board from interested to bid extended. Brothers vote anonymously, the vote sums update live, and the board shows you who is a strong yes before bid meeting starts.
Members pay by card and the money lands in your chapter's own connected Stripe account. One tap reminds only the brothers who still owe, and the ledger always shows who has paid.
Preset roles for President, Treasurer, Recruitment and Risk, each scoped to what that officer should read and write. A new e-board inherits clean permissions and a full audit trail of officer actions.
Add every rush event once. It appears on the public rush page and syncs to Google, iCloud or Outlook.
Each event gets its own QR code. A scan adds the rushee to your board with the event they attended.
Brothers vote anonymously. Drag the board into shape at bid meeting and extend bids as private text links.
Card payments post to your ledger. Export the roster, the dues record and the compliance trail to CSV.
Every plan includes the whole platform. No feature gates, no per-seat math, and your first month is free.
Spin up a recruitment and management site in an afternoon. No setup fee to launch, no developer needed, leave on your terms.
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