Beta Partner Portal Program

Expand your reach. Amplify your impact.

ConnectJew’s Partner Portal offers optional tools to help DC area Jewish organizations manage how they show up, coordinate with peers, and connect more effectively with the community they serve.

What You Get

Control

Manage your profile and events directly. No middleman.

Reach

Connect with community members looking for events.

Insights

Learn what’s driving engagement - and where there’s room to grow

About the Beta

We're currently in beta and actively working with partner organizations to improve the platform. Your feedback will directly shape the features we build.

What to Expect

  • • Free access to our platform and tools
  • • Opportunity to influence product direction
  • • Some features are still being developed
  • • We'll work with you to meet your needs

Pilot Program FAQs

What is the Partner Portal pilot?

The Partner Portal pilot gives a small group of organizations early access to new tools we’re building to support coordination, visibility, and insight across the Jewish community. The goal of the pilot is to learn what’s useful, what’s not, and how to design these tools in a way that genuinely supports organizations’ work.

Do we need to participate in the pilot to be listed on ConnectJew?

No. Organizations do not need to join the pilot—or use the Partner Portal at all—to have their events listed on ConnectJew. The portal is entirely optional and designed as an added resource for organizations that want deeper tools and insights.

What is the goal of the pilot?

The pilot is focused on:

  • Reducing friction for organizations planning programs
  • Improving coordination across the community
  • Learning how shared insights can help organizations make better decisions

This is a learning phase, not a finished product.

What data will organizations see during the pilot?

Pilot participants may see aggregated insights related to:

  • How people discover and engage with events on ConnectJew
  • Broad patterns of interest or overlap (not individual-level data)

We are intentionally starting small and prioritizing clarity, privacy, and usefulness.

Will other organizations see our internal data?

No. Other organizations will not see your internal notes, private planning details, or any sensitive information. Shared insights are aggregated and designed to support coordination—not comparison or competition.

How is participant privacy handled?

Protecting individual privacy is a core principle of ConnectJew’s work. The pilot does not provide access to personally identifiable user data, and insights are designed to be aggregated and non-invasive.

How much time or effort is required to participate?

Very little. The pilot is designed to be lightweight and flexible. Organizations can engage as much—or as little—as they find helpful. There is no requirement to use every feature.

Is there a cost to participate in the pilot?

No. The pilot is free. Participation helps us learn what to build and how to build it well.

How long will the pilot run?

We haven’t set a fixed timeline for the pilot. Feedback and usage will help guide how the pilot evolves and what comes next.

How will feedback be used?

Feedback from pilot participants will directly shape:

  • Which features move forward
  • How tools are designed and explained
  • What insights are most valuable to organizations

We see pilot participants as partners in shaping the future of these tools.

Can we opt out at any time?

Yes. Organizations can stop using the Partner Portal or exit the pilot at any time, no questions asked.

Ready to Get Started?

Create your organization profile and start managing your events.

Express interest in the Beta

Questions? Email us at [email protected]