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Get the most out of your Free Trial

Rajit Theodore avatar
Written by Rajit Theodore
Updated over a month ago

Its great to have you on a free trial with BoardPro. 😃

Here is a quick (3-minute) overview to help you get oriented.

If you have a few minutes, you can proceed through these simple steps to get up and running in no time :

Tip! Recreate your LAST board meeting. This will be a good way to review the workflow of a meeting cycle in BoardPro, from compiling the agenda to scheduling the minutes for confirmation.

Add a Meeting

Click 'Add Meeting' on the Meeting page to start the process.

Enter the details of your meeting and add a meeting location that will be saved on your board account.

​Compile your Agenda

Click on "Build Agenda" and select based on a preferred BoardPro template. Select 'Best Practice Template' as this is your first time.

Edit the Agenda

After you select, the 'Draft Agenda' will open. The left-hand side panel contains the main agenda sections and agenda items.

Publish the Agenda and build the Board Pack

When ready, you can 'Publish the Agenda'. BoardPro will automatically create and build a Board Pack for you. You can preview, download, or notify the board when you are ready.

If you need to make additional changes to the agenda, you can always edit a published agenda. When you are done with your changes, republish it. This will incorporate your changes into the pack; you can notify the members whenever you are ready.

Minutes

Minutes can be taken in advance and added live during or after the meeting.

Upload historical documents into the repository

Start by adding your organisation’s constitution and policies.

  • You have unlimited data storage and can create any number of folders to upload all your historical meeting information and key governance documents.

  • You can link documents from the repository to your meeting agenda.

  • You can restrict access to sensitive information using board-only folders.

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