Member Directory
Find and browse members of your organization.
The Member Directory is your go-to place for finding anyone in your organization. Whether you need to look up a specific person, browse by member type, or just see who's active, the directory makes it easy to find and connect with fellow members.
Access the directory by clicking Members in the sidebar navigation. You'll see a searchable, filterable view of all members you have permission to view.
Searching for Members
The search bar at the top of the directory lets you quickly find any member by name. Here's how it works:
- Click into the search box at the top of the Members page.
- Type at least 2 characters to start seeing results. For example, typing "Al" would show members like "Alex Kim" or "Alice Morgan".
- Results appear instantly as you type — no need to press Enter or click a search button.
- Clear the search box to return to the full directory view.
Search matches against both first and last names. If you're looking for someone but only remember part of their name, just type what you know — the directory will find partial matches.
Filtering by Status
Members in your organization can have one of two statuses:
- Active — Current, participating members. This is the default view when you open the directory.
- Inactive — Members who have been deactivated (e.g., they left the organization, let their membership lapse, or were removed by an admin).
Use the status toggle buttons next to the search bar to switch between these views. The active count and inactive count update based on your current search, so you always know how many results match.
Visibility of inactive members depends on your organization's settings. If your admin hasn't enabled it, you may only see active members. Admins can always see both.
Understanding Member Cards
Search results display as cards arranged in a grid. Each member card contains key information at a glance:
Profile Picture
Shows the member's uploaded photo. If they haven't uploaded one, you'll see their initials on a colored circle instead.
Name & Display Name
Their full legal name appears prominently, with their display name (nickname) shown underneath if they've set one.
Member Type Badge
A color-coded badge showing their membership type (e.g., "Full Member", "Seedling", "Prospect"). Each type has its own color for quick visual identification.
Tenure
How long they've been a member of the organization, calculated from their join date.
Organization / Chapter
Which chapter or organizational unit they belong to — helpful in multi-chapter organizations.
Roles & Admin Status
Any officer roles they hold (President, Secretary, etc.) and whether they have admin privileges.
Grouped Results
When browsing the directory, members are organized into sections by their member type. You'll see headers like "Officers", "Full Members", "Seedlings", or whatever types your organization has defined. This grouping makes it easy to see the composition of your organization at a glance.
Within each group, members are listed alphabetically by last name. The count next to each section header tells you how many members fall into that category.
Opening a Member's Profile
To see full details about any member, simply click their card. This takes you to their complete profile page where you can see all their information — contact details, membership history, roles, and more.
You can also access a member's profile by clicking their name or avatar anywhere else in fellos — in the feed, in group discussions, or in event attendee lists. Member names are always clickable links to their profile.
What You Can See
The information visible in the directory depends on your organization's privacy settings and your member type's permissions. In general:
- All active members can see other active members' names, display names, profile pictures, member types, and organizational affiliations.
- Contact information (email, phone, address) may be hidden depending on your admin's configuration.
- Some organizations restrict directory access to certain member types — for example, prospects might not be able to browse the full directory.
If you can't see the Members section in your sidebar, your member type may not have directory access. Contact your organization's admin if you believe this is an error.