We have a software tool that systematizes the organizational processes for building the party, from gathering expressions of support to evaluating performance in building strength for mobilization or deployment in various political activities.
While we can agree without much debate that politics is an activity whose primary and original niche is human connection with people, and that doing politics without personal interaction is absurd, it is also a fact that in the 21st century we have technological tools that facilitate tasks and expand the reach of many efforts in ways almost impossible with traditional methods. Currently, the use of information technology is fundamental in any activity, and the practice of politics is no exception.
These are some of the system's features and functionalities that represent a particularly positive condition for building, growing, and maintaining the party structure:
Identification: Both individuals and organizational structures form a directory of members and teams that can be easily explored and located to obtain relevant information for decision-making.
Tree Structure: Each person in the system is part of the Militant Base of the person who registered them. This Militant Base shares a common Political Subject, node, or “parent.”
Monitoring: The system allows for real-time and historical evaluation of each person's performance in building and maintaining their structures.