Computershare BoardWorks
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What both publish
| Fact | Computershare BoardWorks | EntityFlo |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Melbourne, Australia | Robina, Queensland, Australia |
| Integrations | BoardWorks integrates with Microsoft 365 and DocuSign. | Available integrations are Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace and ASIC; the maker says ASIC is its only connected registry today, while other registry connections are planned. |
| Security | Computershare describes BoardWorks as using bank-level security for documents in the portal. | EntityFlo says data is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.3, hosted on AWS, and protected by role-based access control, audit trails and two-factor authentication. |
Computershare BoardWorks plans
- BoardWorks subscriptionPriced on request
- Custom subscriptionPriced on request
EntityFlo plans
- First entityFree
- StarterA$199 a month
- ControlA$399 a month
- CorporateA$699 a month
- ScaleA$999 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
Pick Computershare BoardWorks if…
BoardWorks is aimed at corporations, nonprofits, healthcare organizations, credit unions, higher education institutions, and banks managing board or committee work. It may suit groups that need offline document access and built-in voting or feedback tools.
Pick EntityFlo if…
EntityFlo is designed for corporate groups, family offices, property developers, and accountants or advisers managing multiple entities. It may suit teams that need governance workflows and compliance tracking across several jurisdictions.