Authoritative inventory
See what exists, what is missing, and the current state of each governing document.
Governing documents
Replace an undifferentiated document folder with a clear inventory of what exists, which version is current, who can see it, and when it needs review.
Controlled records
BoardKite adds the structure a board needs around important governing documents without pretending to replace legal advice.
See what exists, what is missing, and the current state of each governing document.
Keep the current version clear while preserving superseded versions and their change history.
Assign an owner and track documents that are due or overdue for review.
Connect an approval to the relevant board decision or a controlled, recorded override.
Share with all members, the board, or the board plus selected people.
Add recommended requirements for an exact country and company-form match, then track whether each is met.
One clear lifecycle
Add each governed record with its owner, audience, and first version.
Keep drafts separate from the version members rely on today.
Link the decision or use the controlled override path where appropriate.
Make the approved version current and bring it back for review when due.
Included with BoardKite
The inventory, version lifecycle, review controls, and audience rules are part of BoardKite Core and scale with the rest of your board workspace.
Included in Core, Pro, and Enterprise
Also included during the free trial and the beta.
BoardKite supports your document-control process. It does not provide legal advice or automatically validate legal compliance.
Frequently asked questions
No. BoardKite can suggest requirements only when your country and company form match supported guidance. Your organization remains responsible for legal advice and validation.
No. A document can be available to all members, only the board, or the board plus selected people. Drafts, superseded versions, and evidence remain restricted to the relevant managers.
Yes. A version can cite the relevant meeting, agenda item, and decision. Where an override is permitted, BoardKite records the controlled approval path instead.
No. The current feature records signing evidence and signed copies; it does not provide an electronic-signature workflow for governing documents.