Membership Management Software | Veterinary Management Software

What We Do

Membership and Subscription Management

We help companies and organizations with large member bases manage their member engagements. From maintaining the member record and subscription processing to campaign management, call center and fulfillment operations, our software does it all. If you have a large member base and are experiencing growing pains, it's time to talk to us.

25 Million Members and Counting
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Veterinary Management Software

Designed for teaching hospitals of veterinary medicine and large animal clinics, UVIS helps all members of the animal care team achieve optimal results. With comprehensive tools for maintaining the animal record, pharmacy as well as diagnostic and clinical pathology labs, UVIS is the most comprehensive solution available.

Hospital, Pharmacy and Labs.
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About our Company

Founded in 1994, Ross Group is a Software Product and IT Services company. We are the number one provider of english language veterinary management software to Colleges of Veterinary Medicine. We are also the number one provider of membership management software to large motor clubs in the US.

News

- Ross Group is Moving!

- Ross Group Again Receives Favorable SSAE 16 Audit

- Ross Group Receives Favorable SSAE 16 Audit

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Mark Shaw, President and CEO - AAA Southern New England
“ MemberzPlus is not only a superb product from a reputable company, it will help us build a better understanding of our member relationships through their transactions with us. And, it has an attractive ROI.”
Pam Forte, Member Service Training - AAA Allied Group
“ Our Agents love it! And it's much easier to train than our previous membership software.”
Pat Berzins, Director of Operations - Veterinary Medical Center, University of Minnesota
“ The Veterinary Medical Center at the University of Minnesota has had a long history with Ross Group and Ross has proved very responsive to meeting our own specific needs, as well as the unique needs of teaching hospitals.”