Boardable
7.8#1 in board portal softwareFrom $20.99 a monthAndroidiOSWebLinux
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Nonprofit Liaison
5.9#29 in nonprofit board management softwareAndroidiOSWeb
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| Fact | Boardable | Nonprofit Liaison |
|---|---|---|
| Company | Boardable says it is based in Fishers, Indiana, and began just outside Indianapolis; the page does not state a founding year. | The maker identifies Kurtis Dawson and Stephen Backholm as co-founders; the About page gives their locations as Tucson, Arizona, and Austin, Texas, respectively. |
| Integrations | Official integrations include Zoom, Microsoft Teams, YouTube, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, SharePoint, Dropbox and Office 365, plus SSO with Microsoft, Google and LinkedIn. | The site describes live dashboards connected to organizational data but does not name specific third-party integrations on the pages opened. |
| Purpose | Boardable is board management software designed for nonprofit governance workflows. | The board management platform handles board packets, RSVPs, meetings, follow-up, compliance, and live dashboards for nonprofits. |
| Security | Boardable states it uses AWS hosting, TLS 1.2+ in transit, AWS-managed encryption at rest, SSO, and two-factor authentication. | The maker says customer data is isolated by organization, encrypted in transit and at rest, role restricted, and automatically backed up; formal SOC 2 certification is on the roadmap. |
Boardable plans
- Essentials$20.99 a month
- Professional$29.99 a month
- Professional+$35.99 a month
Nonprofit Liaison plans
- Essential—
Pick Boardable if…
Boardable suits nonprofit boards that need tools for agendas, meeting materials, votes, minutes, and follow-up. Its mobile apps also serve members who need meeting and document access on iOS or Android.
Pick Nonprofit Liaison if…
It suits nonprofits, foundations, and faith-based groups that hold regular board meetings and need meeting, governance, and operations tools. The maker says it may not fit organizations without regular board meetings.