Meetings
General assemblies and board meetings with agenda, place, date and notes.
Plan general assemblies and board meetings and keep the attendance list. Every decision goes into the resolution book with its own number.
In most communities the official books, minutes and votes are spread across several files.
One person has the resolution book, another has the minutes; finding last year's decision takes a day.
Every resolution sits in the book with its number and date, searchable along with its meeting, agenda and attendance.
I couldn't make the general assembly and only heard about the decisions second-hand.
You get notice of the meeting in advance; decisions and poll results are in the app for everyone to see.
General assembly, board or audit committee: enter the date, place and agenda, and members are notified.
Attendees and proxies are marked during the meeting; the list is stored with the record.
Resolution numbers are issued in sequence on the server, and a finalised resolution cannot be edited. The book is always complete and in order.
Ask members anything from the meeting time to a budget choice; results appear straight away.
The member register is generated from membership records and always current — nothing extra to keep.

General assemblies and board meetings with agenda, place, date and notes.
Attendance and proxies recorded; quorum at a glance.
Numbers issued on the server; resolutions are locked once finalised.
Single or multiple-choice questions with instant results.
Generated from membership and always up to date.
Meetings and decisions reach members as notifications.
They all draw on the same member list and the same records, so what you enter once is ready everywhere.
Applications, approvals, roles and the member register; you decide who sees what.
Every job has an owner, a due date and a status; projects move step by step.
Income and expenses, balances, receivables and activity reports, ready for the AGM.
No. A finalised resolution stays in the book as it is. Corrections are made by a new resolution, which is also numbered and recorded.
Yes. The meeting type is named to suit your community; attendance, agenda and the resolution book work the same way.
Whoever opens the poll chooses: everyone, only those who voted, or only the board.
Set up your community and plan your first meeting; decisions go into the book by number.