Right data. Right place. Right time. Managed for you.
Let 501Works run your integrations, so your team doesn't have to become integration engineers.
Mojo Middleware™ has powered clean, reliable data flow between association systems for years — syncing membership, contact, and transactional data so your AMS, CRM, email platform, and finance systems stay in agreement. Managed Integrations takes that same engine and wraps it in an ongoing service: 501Works builds, monitors, and maintains the connections, so a broken sync or a missed field mapping is our problem to catch, not yours.
What's included
- Integration design & data mapping: We define exactly what data should move where, on what schedule, and under what rules — documented, not tribal knowledge.
- Build & deployment: Mojo Middleware configured and deployed for your specific system combination.
- Ongoing monitoring: Active watching for sync failures, data mismatches, and API changes on either end — caught before they become a member-facing problem.
- Troubleshooting & support: A direct line to the team that built the integration when something needs adjusting.
- Change management: When you add a new system or a vendor pushes an update, we update the integration to match — proactively.
Common use cases
- Membership sync: Keeping your AMS and email/marketing platform in agreement on who's a member, at what level, in real time.
- Contact data sync: Reconciling contact and organization records between your CRM and accounting or finance systems.
- Transactional data flow: Moving event registration, dues, and payment data automatically into your AMS and finance systems without manual re-entry.
Why 501Works
Mojo Middleware is a mature, purpose-built product — not a generic integration platform retrofitted for associations. And 501Works has been part of the industry conversation on integration standards through the Integration Bill of Rights initiative, so this service is built around what good integration governance actually looks like for associations, not just what’s technically possible.
Tell us which systems need to talk to each other — we’ll map out what a managed integration would look like.
