Cadrify by campaign and by role
Political parties, local branches and independent campaigns each set Cadrify up differently. Find your organisation below, or pick the role you play on the team.
New to the vocabulary? Terms like ward, door-knocking and GOTVGOTV nounThe polling day operation of making sure identified supporters actually vote, combining telling outside polling stations with knocking up the ones who have not yet been.In Cadrify Cadrify runs telling and knocking up from the same plan, so a number taken at the station drops off the knock-up list within seconds.Full definition → are defined in the British campaign glossary.
By kind of campaign
The shape of your organisation decides how Cadrify is set up.
Political parties
A party's branches, each on its own data, with regional and national oversight.
See the page →Independent campaigns
Independent local organisations, the full toolkit.
See the page →Local branches
Branch, ward and constituency teams, from register to polling day.
See the page →NGOs & campaigners
Issue campaigns and supporter outreach at scale.
See the page →By role
What each person on a campaign team does in Cadrify.
Campaign managers
Assign the work and track coverage across every ward.
See the page →Election agents
Nomination papers, imprints and spending, with an audit trail.
See the page →Data protection officers
Least-access roles, an audit log and tracked subject access requests.
See the page →Activists
Your round on any phone, results in a couple of taps.
See the page →Candidates
A read-only view of the campaign for the person on the ballot.
See the page →Not sure which fits you best?
Book a demo and we will work out the right setup for your campaign.