Postage and plastic keep rising
Printing, stuffing, and mailing a card for 500 members is a staff week you do not have — every renewal cycle.
For museums & cultural institutions
Aegis turns your Altru export into branded digital cards — on the phone, at the door, updated the moment someone renews. Built first for the National Hellenic Museum.
The workspace is open to click through. Sign in only if you want a private copy that persists on your account.
Tap card to flip
Why this exists
Printing, stuffing, and mailing a card for 500 members is a staff week you do not have — every renewal cycle.
They expect the card to be there at the door, to update itself, and to remind them before it lapses.
Legacy digital-membership suites price like enterprise software. A focused card product should not.
How it works
01
Download a membership query as CSV — or email the file to your museum’s private ingest address. We already speak Altru’s column names.
02
New members get an invite. Renewals update the card they already have. Expiration dates change without reprinting anything.
03
A barcode on a phone is enough. Door staff can look up a name or scan a code. Geo and SMS come later — the card is the product.
Two integration paths
Blackbaud’s marketplace partnership is a long legal and security process — worth doing, not worth waiting on. CSV gets NHM live this season.
Path A — now
Membership staff export from Altru (Name, Level, Expiration, Member since) and drop the file in the console — or email it to import@cards.xstudioworks.com. New people get a card. Renewed dates overwrite the old ones.
Path B — later
A scheduled pull against Blackbaud’s SKY API is the honest middle step. Joining the marketplace is a partner program, not an engineering weekend. We should not block launch on it.

Five hundred members. A building on Halsted. A collection that deserves better than a mailed rectangle. This preview is seeded with the Altru columns you sent — Jane Smith, John Doe — plus a working Greektown membership roll so the console feels inhabited.