Keep Raisely.
Add Australian compliance.
Raisely runs your campaigns and your peer-to-peer pages. It wasn’t built to track Australian electoral donation caps or disclosure obligations. That’s the one job Together does on top. Connect your account, and every donation is checked against the caps and disclosure thresholds that apply to you.
One connection. No exports. No developer time.
Connect your account
Link your Raisely account once from Together’s settings. No CSV exports and no developer time.
- Connect or disconnect any time
- Test and live donations handled separately
- Nothing changes on your Raisely pages
We read your donations
Together picks up each donation as it comes in, and reconciles on a schedule so nothing is missed. Your campaigns and pages stay exactly where they are.
- Near real-time as gifts land
- Donor records matched across all your sources
- A compliance ledger that traces back to each gift
Compliance runs
Every donation is evaluated against the caps, disclosure thresholds, and foreign-donor rules that apply to your organisation. The alerts and disclosure reports are assembled for you.
- Cap proximity flagged before a breach
- Disclosure crossings assembled automatically
- Every figure auditable back to the original donation
Your campaign tags come across with the gift.
Raisely already tags every donation with the campaign, page, or appeal it came in on. Together reads those tags as they are, so your attribution carries straight through. You don’t re-tag, re-bucket, or re-categorise a single transaction to get clean, source-attributed compliance figures. The campaign that raised the money is the campaign on the report.
Raisely is great at fundraising. It is not an electoral commission.
A $50,000 annual cap, per donor.
From 2027, federal donations are capped per donor per year. Raisely records the gift; it doesn’t total a donor’s giving against a legal ceiling. Together does, and flags the donor before they cross it.
Cap monitoringThe $5,000 line, aggregated.
The disclosure threshold is per donor, per year, not per gift. Several donations under the line can add up to a reportable total. Together aggregates across the whole year and assembles the disclosure for you.
Disclosure trackingForeign gifts you can’t accept.
Foreign donations above $100 are prohibited. Together screens for foreign-source exposure as the donation arrives, so it’s caught at the time, not months later.
Foreign-donor screeningOne donor across every source.
The same person can give through a peer-to-peer page, a direct appeal, and a CSV import. Caps and thresholds aggregate per person. Together resolves them to one donor so your totals are right.
Identity resolutionState rules, each with their own caps.
Commonwealth rules are live today, with state regimes rolling out. Each has its own caps, thresholds, and disclosure periods. Together tracks them as configuration, so coverage grows without you changing a thing.
Multi-regime coverageThe disclosure return, already assembled.
When a disclosure is due, the report should already exist. Together keeps an audit-ready record of every disclosable gift, every donor total, and every source, assembled from your data rather than written by hand before the deadline.
Audit-ready recordsRaisely stays your fundraising home.
Your campaigns and your peer-to-peer pages: all of that can live in Raisely, exactly as it does today. Together reads your donation data and adds the Australian electoral compliance layer on top.
Compliance sits as an add-on on top of your Together plan. You keep the fundraising tool your team already uses, and add the one capability it was never designed to give you.