CU Ballot Reviews

CallHub is a digital organizing platform built for political campaigns, nonprofits, advocacy groups, unions, and businesses to scale their outreach through calling, texting, email, and workflow automation. The platform includes Predictive, Power, and Auto Dialers for efficient and personalized calling. Its AI-powered Smart Insights analyze call sentiment, while Dynamic Caller ID, Spam Shield, and SHAKEN/STIR compliance ensure higher connection and answer rates. CallHub’s texting tools, Peer-to-Peer Texting, Text Broadcasts, and Text-to-Join support SMS/MMS, URL tracking, and automated replies. Workflow automation enables coordinated multi-channel campaigns, and the mobile app empowers volunteers to participate from anywhere. With native integrations for NationBuilder, NGP VAN, Salesforce, and Blackbaud, CallHub ensures seamless data sync across CRMs. The platform is SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, and TCPA compliant. Trusted by over 200,000 campaigns worldwide, CallHub has powered 1 billion calls and 750 million texts, helping organizations connect, mobilize, and win.

eMembership is a cloud union management platform from Winmill Software, designed from the ground up for labor unions rather than adapted from a generic CRM. Its data model reflects how unions actually work: members tied to employers, contracts, and dues classifications, with remittance arriving from multiple employers at once. Winmill owns and operates the physical infrastructure behind eMembership instead of renting capacity from a public cloud provider. The equipment sits in a colocation facility that holds SOC 1 and SOC 2 audit reports and ISO 27001 certification, and Winmill maintains HIPAA Security Rule and PCI DSS compliance for the eMembership environment. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Unions connect eMembership to the tools they already use through an open REST API and prebuilt integrations with QuickBooks, Great Plains, Mailchimp, SendGrid, Twilio, Stripe, PayPal, DocuSign, and others. Staff work in a web application, while members use a native iOS and Android app or a web portal that reads and writes the same database in real time. Functionality is split into 18 modules, so a union licenses only what it needs and adds more later. Two releases ship each year as part of the subscription. Pricing is set by module, never by seat or member count. Winmill has been building software since 1994 and launched eMembership in 2008. Today, 55+ labor unions across North America rely on it.