Subscribers vs. Enrolled Members

Subscribers and enrolled members represent two different types of relationships on HeyPeers. Understanding the difference helps your organization manage meeting access, data collection, and EAP participation more effectively.

What Is a Subscriber? 

A subscriber is any member who has connected with your organization on HeyPeers. Subscribing:
  • Gives your organization access to limited profile information
  • May include additional intake form or survey responses (if enabled)
  • Is free and optional unless your organization requires it for registration
Subscribers are part of your general audience on HeyPeers. They can attend certified meetings, but they must pay the meeting fee.

What Is an Enrolled Member? 

An enrolled member is someone who has been formally added to your organization’s EAP program. Enrollment:
  • Includes referral details such as referral company, case number, and mandated status
  • Allows the member to attend a set number of certified meetings at no cost to them
  • Ensures the cost of those certified meetings is covered by the EAP as part of your service agreement
Enrolled members do not pay for certified meetings. Their attendance is included in the EAP program’s contracted service fees.

How They Relate

A member may be:
  • A subscriber only
  • An enrolled member only
  • Both a subscriber and an enrolled member
These relationships are independent.
Enrollment does not require subscription, and subscription does not enroll a member in your EAP program.

Identifying the Member

Understanding where a member appears in your organization’s lists helps you quickly determine whether they are a subscriber, an enrolled member, or both.

Enrolled Member

All enrolled members appear on the Enrolled Members page. This list includes only individuals who have been formally enrolled in your EAP program.

Subscribers

All subscribers appear on the Subscribers page. This list includes anyone who has an active subscription to your organization, whether or not they are enrolled in your EAP program.

How the Subscribers Page Works for EAP Organizations 

For organizations enabled for EAP, the Subscribers page includes additional indicators to help you identify enrolled members.
An Enrolled column appears in the Subscribers table.
  • Yes - the subscriber is also an enrolled EAP member
  • No - the subscriber is not enrolled in the EAP program

A filter button labeled Enrolled Members is added to the top of the page. Selecting this filter shows only subscribers who are also enrolled members.

These enhancements make it easy to distinguish between subscribers, enrolled members, and individuals who fall into both categories.

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