bizZone Launches Autrinity, AI Embedded Association Management System

May 30, 2026
bizZone Inc. has launched Autrinity, an AI embedded association management system designed to automate administrative tasks, governance, and member services. The system was unveiled at the ASAE mmc+tech conference and is built with SOC 2 Type II and PCI compliance on a Zero Trust framework.

bizZone Inc. announced in a press release the launch of Autrinity, described as the first association management system with AI embedded at its core. The system was introduced at the ASAE mmc+tech conference and is designed to automate administrative work, generate insights from data, and improve member services.

Autrinity builds on bizZone's earlier platform, Association DNA, and introduces an integrated AI workforce that operates under strong data security controls. It includes full MCP interoperability through an access control layer, making it extensible and secure. The platform is built on a SOC 2 Type II and PCI compliant framework that follows a Zero Trust architecture.

The system offers a website plugin with single sign on for integration with existing technologies such as WordPress, without requiring data migration. An optional Member Assist add on provides a guided conversational experience for users. Pricing starts at $55 per month for a single seat, targeting associations of all sizes.

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