Boardable Groups & Committees
All In One Board Committee Management Software
Create Team-Focused Workspaces to Maximize Productivity
Give the right people access to the right information before, during, and after every board meeting. Boardable Groups is board committee management software that gives nonprofit boards, committees, and task forces a central workspace for meetings, documents, polls, and collaboration.
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Feature Highlights
Organize Work by Board, Committee, or Task Force
Create a dedicated home for every sub-board and committee—where agendas, files, conversations, tasks, and decisions live together—so Boardable unifies people working toward a common mission.
Keep Collaboration Moving Between Meetings
Help your committees make progress in real time, not just at the monthly meeting.
Discussions
Spin up discussion threads inside a group to review materials, ask questions, and keep decisions on track. Include a whole group, then fine-tune participants at the individual level when needed.
Polls & Decisions
Run quick polls between meetings to collect feedback, test consensus, or formalize motions, without long email chains.
Task & Goals
Assign tasks to individuals or entire groups, set due dates, and monitor progress. Track board-level and committee goals in one place to keep accountability visible.
Built for Nonprofit Boards and Committees
Boardable Groups are purpose-built for governance where clarity, accountability, and inclusion matter.
Make Transitions Smoother & Preserve Continuity
Boards evolve—roles change, leaders rotate, and new members join. Groups keep history centralized so new stakeholders can see past meetings, files, and decisions while respecting role-based access. It’s your single source of truth through handoffs and leadership transitions.
FAQs
Boardable Groups & Committees — Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between a Group and a Meeting?
A Group is an ongoing workspace (with meetings, documents, discussions, tasks, polls, goals, and members). A Meeting is a single event connected to a group, with its own agenda, minutes, and attendees.
What can members do inside a Group?
Members can access group pages, upload/download documents, participate in discussions and polls, and take notes on agendas. Admins can also create/edit meetings, minutes, and recordings; edit or remove documents and posts; and add/remove users.
Will new members see past content?
By default, they’ll see all group documents, goals, and meetings. If access is needed to past discussions, tasks, and polls, you can always manually add the new member to those items.
Can groups collaborate across committees?
Yes. When creating meetings, discussions, or polls, include multiple groups and add or remove individuals as needed.
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