Boards and decisions
General assemblies, attendance lists, polls and a numbered resolution book.
The member register, resolution book, income and expense records and activity report, all in one place and up to date. When the general assembly comes round, you don’t spend weeks gathering documents.
Associations and foundations have to keep books, hold general assemblies and account for themselves — usually with a volunteer board.
The general assembly is coming up; the attendance list, last term’s decisions and the accounts are with three different people.
The agenda, attendance list, proxies and decisions are on one screen. A finalised decision goes into the resolution book with a number and can’t be changed.
Boards and decisionsAt year end, records are pulled together from scratch for the accounts, the balance sheet and the activity summary.
Double-entry books are kept all year; the trial balance, balance sheet and income statement are always ready. It helps you prepare the tables needed for year-end filings.
Income, expenses, dues and receiptsThe activity report is written from scratch every year, trying to remember the aid given, events held and meetings.
Meetings, decisions, events and aid recorded during the year flow into the activity report; you only add the commentary.
ReportsThe member register is a spreadsheet; join and leave dates and data-protection consents are scattered.
The member register builds itself from applications and approvals; privacy notices, consents and data requests are kept on record.
Membership and rolesAn illustrative flow; the screenshot shows demo data.
The board decides on the date, place and agenda; the meeting is created and members are notified.
The term’s accounts, balance sheet and activity report are produced from the records; the audit committee’s report is attached.
On the day, the attendance list is ticked off in the app and proxies recorded; the quorum shows on screen.
Each agenda item’s decision is numbered in the resolution book; the roles of the newly elected board are updated in the app.

Terms match their legal meaning in Turkey; the app calls your members “members”.
They are ready at set-up; switch off what you don’t need and turn on more later.
General assemblies, attendance lists, polls and a numbered resolution book.
Dues plans, collections, numbered receipts, cash and bank, and a double-entry ledger.
Applications, approvals, roles and the member register; you decide who sees what.
Income and expenses, balances, receivables and activity reports, ready for the AGM.
Announcements, posts, comments and events in one feed, with public share links.
Direct messages, a notification centre, preferences and dues reminders.
No. You or your accountant make official filings and returns. Elele helps you prepare by keeping the member, decision and financial information organised and ready.
Yes. Give your accountant a role that only sees the books and reports; they can also export the records into their own software.
No. Legal records such as receipts, resolutions and attendance lists are kept under retention rules, while personal data is handled under data-protection rules.
Set up your association or foundation, bring in the member register and be ready for the next general assembly.