Sing Ireland has long been a vibrant force in Ireland’s choral community, bringing people together through song. But behind the scenes, their team wrestled with scattered data, manual processes, and administrative overhead that slowed them down. Membership renewals, program registrations, and engagement tracking were spread across spreadsheets, requiring hours of manual effort and limiting their ability to scale their impact.
The Challenge: Struggling to Keep Pace
Sing Ireland’s existing system was a patchwork of tools that made it difficult to maintain a single source of truth. The reliance on spreadsheets created inefficiencies:
Despite their best efforts, the administrative burden was growing, pulling focus away from their core mission: fostering a thriving choral community.
The Decision to ChangeThe Sing Ireland team knew they needed a better way. The pressure to keep up with increasing demands—combined with the frustration of manual processes—pushed them to look for a solution that could streamline operations and free up time for meaningful engagement. At the same time, they were apprehensive about the transition: Would the learning curve be too steep? Would it disrupt their ongoing programs?
Mount Arbor partnered with Sing Ireland to guide them through this transition, ensuring that the move to HubSpot was not just a technical migration but a meaningful transformation of their operations.
The Solution: A Phased, Practical Approach
Rather than overwhelming the team with a complete overhaul, we took a structured approach:
The Results: A New Era for Sing Ireland
The transformation was immediately felt:
Looking Ahead
With a strong foundation now in place, Sing Ireland is positioned for growth. They can now focus on expanding their impact, knowing that their membership and program management are running smoothly in the background. The anxieties of change have been replaced with confidence in a system that works for them, not against them.
For other organisations facing similar struggles, Sing Ireland’s journey demonstrates that progress isn’t about adopting technology for its own sake—it’s about creating the space to do what truly matters.