A partnership that puts people and families first
ÍćĹĽ˝ă˝ă didn’t arrive with a one-size-fits-all product. Instead, the team took a problem-solving approach, meeting with stakeholders, digging into operational roadblocks, and designing workflows that matched how Greater Philadelphia YMCA already served their community.
From the start, this was about more than just technology, it was about making the Y’s mission more scalable. The organization needed a system that could handle complex registrations, multiple layers of financial assistance, and seasonal transitions without disruption. ÍćĹĽ˝ă˝ă listened, adapted, and built features around those exact needs.
Implementation happened in deliberate phases: first child care programs, then memberships, and finally full registration. This phased rollout was carefully timed to follow the Y’s seasonal calendar, helping staff and families transition smoothly without interrupting services.
To ensure success on the ground, internal team members were selected and trained as “Traction Champions.” These staff led the charge from within, supporting their teams, answering questions, and building confidence in the new system alongside the ÍćĹĽ˝ă˝ă team.
Implementation highlights:
- Collaborative discovery sessions to design around existing operations
- Phased rollout aligned with the Y’s seasonal programming schedule
- New platform workflows built for complex financial aid and subsidies
- No service interruptions during transition
- “Traction Champions” led internal staff training and adoption