Questions alumni executives and set-year excos ask first.

No. Allma includes the official alumni website, but it is a managed platform for directories, marketplace, stories, private set-year workspaces, dues, welfare, polls, events, rooms, reports, admin controls, hosting, and onboarding.

Yes. Each graduating set can have a private workspace with its own dashboard, members, stories, announcements, admin roles, and optional premium modules.

Yes. Schools can use their own domain, such as mcssalumni.org, hosted on Allma-managed infrastructure with SSL, backups, updates, monitoring, and support.

No. The recommended model is one official school umbrella site with private set-year workspaces inside it. This keeps the public identity unified while giving sets their own operating space.

Yes. The school umbrella can have its own plan, and each set year can activate and pay for its own workspace and optional modules.

Allma does not need to replace WhatsApp completely. It gives the association an official system of record for members, dues, stories, pages, announcements, polls, events, rooms, and reports while chat tools can still support casual conversation.

Yes. A school or set can start small, validate the workflow, then expand into the umbrella structure and additional set-year workspaces.

Yes. Allma provides managed hosting, SSL, backups, updates, staging, monitoring, and support for the public site and platform workspaces.

Yes. The v1 public marketing site is static, but the Allma platform can be extended later with app experiences as association needs evolve.