Sponsor student clubs directly, through a verified route

Sponsorship on Uninexus is an agreement between a brand and a student club around one specific event. The brand supports the event with money, products or a service, and in return its logo appears on the event's announcement, where the students who follow that club see it.

It is deliberately narrow. There are no banner ads, no targeting of individual students and no sale of data. A brand reaches students only through the clubs they chose to follow, and only at the events the club agreed to.

Brands have their own accounts, separate from student accounts, and a sponsor panel of their own. The path from sign-up to a finished event takes six steps:

1. 01 Open a sponsor account for your brand and invite your colleagues.
2. 02 Uninexus staff review the brand by hand before it can send any offer.
3. 03 Browse clubs and the events looking for sponsors, or publish a sponsor call that clubs can apply to.
4. 04 Send the club an offer built from the packages it lists for that event.
5. 05 Agree on the details with the club's committee inside the panel.
6. 06 After the event, read a report with registration and check-in totals.

Every step leaves a record in the panel, so a colleague who takes over the sponsorship later can see what was offered, what the club accepted and what was delivered.

A brand account can send offers only after Uninexus staff have checked that it really represents the brand it names. Clubs carry their own label: a club founded on Uninexus shows as a Uninexus club, and a club its university lists can ask staff to confirm it as an official club, which then shows a seal on its page.

Organization verification and official-club applications are reviewed manually, without automatic approval from an email domain. The Uninexus club label is not official-status approval. An official club seal means Uninexus staff reviewed and approved the submitted evidence; it does not imply a university partnership.

Discussing sponsorship before posters are printed leaves time to plan together. Clubs can open upcoming events to sponsors and prepare tiers such as a logo on the announcement, a stand at the venue or a main sponsor slot. Verified brands can browse suitable events in the panel when they are available.

The club decides which events are open to sponsors, which packages exist and whether to accept an offer. A club can decline an offer or leave it unanswered; nothing is sponsored without the committee agreeing to it.

After the event the brand receives a report built from what the club already records on Uninexus: how many students registered, and how many were checked in at the door with their QR ticket.

The report contains totals only. It never includes names, email addresses, phone numbers or any other detail about the students who came, and brands cannot message a club's members.

Uninexus does not move money. When a brand and a club agree, they settle the sponsorship between themselves, by invoice or bank transfer as they would today, and the club can record the income in its Uninexus budget.

The panel keeps the agreement, the packages and the report together, so both sides refer to the same record even though the money itself changes hands elsewhere.

For a committee, sponsorship usually means cold emails, lost threads and a sponsor asking for a report nobody prepared. On Uninexus the offer arrives in the club's workspace, the officers who handle money see it, and the report is produced from the event's own registrations and check-ins.

Clubs keep control: they choose events and packages and accept or decline offers; member lists and contact details do not enter sponsor reports. Uninexus is currently free for students and student clubs.