Board Voting Software Right Where You Need It

Organization admins can create polls directly from the home dashboard, from a specific meeting, or from the Polls page, depending on their role and workflow. This flexibility is part of what makes Boardable a practical board poll software for nonprofits, where admins juggle multiple committees and meetings at once.

Yes. When setting up a poll, you control whether votes are anonymous. With anonymous voting, only totals and completion percentages are visible. When anonymity is turned off, your board voting management view shows exactly who voted and what they chose, giving you full transparency for governance records.

That depends on how the poll is configured. Poll creators can allow participants to update their responses after submitting, and can also enable write-in options when the situation calls for more nuance than a fixed set of answers. This kind of flexibility is built into Boardable’s board voting software so your process fits your governance needs, not the other way around.

Yes. Boardable functions as a voting tracker software by letting you download both multi-poll completion summaries and detailed poll-specific reports in CSV format. You can see invited counts, votes submitted, and completion percentages at a glance, and keep a clean record for audits, board minutes, or stakeholder reporting.

Most board voting tools exist in isolation. Boardable Polls & Voting is built directly into your board management platform, so every poll is connected to the meeting, group, or agenda item that prompted it. You can attach supporting documents from your Document Center, Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive so voters review the same source of truth before casting their vote. Combined with identity-verified participation, anonymous voting options, and exportable reports, it gives nonprofit boards everything they need for confident, documented decision-making, without switching between tools or chasing responses through email.