Solutions
We do not claim to serve every board. Below are the six board situations we know well — each with a dedicated page that shows the workflow, the proof and exactly where BoardiGO fits. If yours is on the list, start there.
If it isn't, write to us and we will be straight about fit.
Where we work today
Each page below shows the workflow, the proof and the exact fit for that board. Pick the one that sounds like yours — the copy is written for your situation, not from a generic feature checklist.
You raised a round, and board updates turned into votes, signed resolutions and minutes. For founders, CFOs, COOs and chiefs of staff running their first real board — the people running the meeting, not just hosting the deck.
See startups & scale-ups
Fund managers, ManCo COOs, fund-board offices and legal/compliance leads running board work across many vehicles. Board meetings, circular approvals, minutes and evidence — not a fund operating system, not LP reporting.
See fund governance
Two ways in for VC firms: run your own investment committee on the record, or introduce portfolio companies to the startups & scale-ups path. Who uses it and who pays for it are often different people — we name that upfront.
See VC firms
The people who actually run the board cycle — corporate secretaries, board admins, governance officers. Packs, minutes, signature chasing and follow-up, taken off your desk. Written for your job, not your boss's.
See board admins & secretaries
For nonprofits where the board is real work — recurring meetings, real committees, funders or trustees who ask for evidence, and follow-up that has to survive volunteer turnover. Not the volunteer-only end of the sector.
See nonprofits & foundations
Two ways in for programmes and venture studios: run your own selection committee on the record, or introduce portfolio founders to the startups & scale-ups path. As with VC firms, the user and the payer are often different people — we say so upfront.
See accelerators & incubatorsNot for every board
BoardiGO is focused on formal board execution. If your route depends on a specialist advisor, sector-specific procurement, or a different product category, we will say that early.
Family offices, private-wealth trustees and corporate-service providers usually need an advisor-led route. If that is your world, we will help you find the right starting point.
Regulated financial institutions, healthcare, higher education, credit unions and pensions often need sector proof before they move. We will be clear about what is ready and what is not.
If you need a public-sector transparency portal, VDR, GRC platform, generic signing tool or listed-company board portal, BoardiGO is not trying to replace it.
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