Sorority Finances

Sorority Finance Software

Run your chapter's entire financial life — dues, budgets, reimbursements, and event revenue — in one place your whole exec board can see. Free for chapters.

$0 chapter fees
5-minute setup
Built by treasurers

Sorority finances are bigger than a spreadsheet

Between dues, recruitment, sisterhood events, philanthropy revenue, and formal, a sorority chapter's money moves through more hands than almost any student organization on campus. When it's all tracked across spreadsheets, Venmo histories, and a shoebox of receipts, the VP Finance can't answer basic questions — how much did recruitment actually cost? — and advisors and standards boards are left trusting rather than verifying.

One financial system for the whole chapter

Dueflow puts collection, spending, and reporting in one place. Dues and event payments come in through the platform, sisters submit reimbursements with receipts attached, and every dollar lands in a real-time dashboard the exec board and advisors can actually read. When officers transition at the end of the year, the incoming VP Finance inherits organized records instead of a mystery.

All revenue in one place

Dues, new member fees, event tickets, and merch sales all flow through one platform with one clean record.

Reimbursements with receipts

Sisters submit expenses with photos of receipts. Approve or reject in one click, with a full audit trail.

Spending visibility

See what recruitment, sisterhood, and philanthropy actually cost — not what the budget hoped they would.

Built-in storefront

Sell philanthropy shirts, event tickets, and merch with shareable links and QR codes — inventory tracked automatically.

Reports advisors trust

Export clean financial reports for advisors, house corporations, and nationals in seconds.

AI finance assistant

Ask questions about your chapter's finances in plain English and get answers backed by your real data.

Ready to modernize your treasury?

Join chapters saving thousands per year with zero platform fees and automated collections.

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