Semester dues on autopilot
Set up a per-semester dues cycle with a real due date. Every active member sees exactly what they owe, when, and for what — so dues stop being a rolling conversation.
Fraternities & sororities
Dues, house costs, and transparency — in one chapter wallet.
Divy It Up gives fraternity and sorority chapters a structured financial system. Run semester dues as a cycle, pay house costs from a chapter wallet, and give every member a transparent view of where the money went.
Built for the treasurer who is tired of the spreadsheet.
- Semester dues cycles
- Chapter wallet
- Audit-ready ledger
For Greek life
A financial system that survives officer turnover
The hardest part of chapter finance is not the current semester. It is the next semester, when the next treasurer inherits a mess. Divy ends that.
A chapter wallet for house costs
Utilities, catering, supplies, event deposits. Pay them all out of a collective chapter wallet funded by dues — no more asking the treasurer to front $3,000 on a personal card.
Transparent ledger for every brother or sister
Members see who contributed, what the chapter spent, and what remains. Financial rumors do not survive a transparent ledger.
Fine and event collections
Collect event tickets, composite fees, philanthropy pledges, and fines on their own mini-cycles. Each one is its own settled set of books.
Officer handoff without drama
Every cycle, wallet, and expense is in Divy. When the new VP of Finance takes over, they inherit a working system, not a folder of spreadsheets and half-remembered Venmo histories.
Auditable records for nationals
Complete, exportable records for chapter audits, risk management reviews, and national reporting — without reverse-engineering what happened from memory.
Why chapter finance stays painful
Every chapter eventually learns the same lesson the hard way: Venmo plus a spreadsheet plus a group chat is not a financial system. It is three tools pretending to be one. Members cannot see the books. The treasurer is constantly fronting money. And nobody fully trusts the final balance at the end of the semester.
Divy It Up is a single, purpose-built system for chapter finance. Cycles, wallets, and transparent ledgers — owned by the chapter, not by a single officer's personal account.
FAQ
Chapter finance questions, answered
Who is this for — the treasurer or the members?
Both. Officers get a real system instead of a brittle spreadsheet. Members get transparency into dues and spending. The chapter as a whole gets a financial operating system that survives officer turnover.
Does this work for small and large chapters?
Yes. Whether you have 20 actives or 200, the same primitives — dues cycles, a chapter wallet, and transparent ledgers — scale without rewriting the process.
What if a member refuses to pay dues?
Divy makes the situation visible and factual. Reminders come from the system, the amount is unambiguous, and the officer team can enforce the chapter's own rules with a shared source of truth instead of a back-and-forth in a group chat.
Can we collect for specific events like formal or philanthropy?
Yes. Run each event as its own cycle with its own budget. Members pay in, the event spends from the pot, and the event closes out as a clean set of books that anyone can read.
Is this replacing our national?
No. Divy replaces the day-to-day operational burden on chapter officers. Reporting, compliance, and nationals-level obligations remain the chapter's — but with a clean record to draw from.
Give your chapter a financial system it can actually trust.
Run your first semester on Divy, and the next treasurer will inherit a ledger — not a mystery.