Convene is a board management software that aims to streamline the entire meeting process, from pre-meeting preparation to post-meeting document distribution. It provides users with features to collaborate during virtual meetings to ensure structured meeting flow and productivity. Board administrators are able to build agendas and set up board meetings, record meeting minutes, and do post meeting workflows. Convene also provides directors and executives with secure access to documents and…
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OnBoard Board Management Software
Score 9.0 out of 10
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OnBoard is a board management software and virtual meeting system. The vendor says it has been engineered to drive good governance and improve meeting outcomes by featuring tools designed for directors so that they can focus on strategy during meetings, and make them working sessions rather than just operational presentations. Its interface was designed to put what’s important front and center – upcoming meetings and board books. So meetings become more productive,…
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Pricing
Azeus Convene
OnBoard Board Management Software
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Offerings
Pricing Offerings
Azeus Convene
OnBoard Board Management Software
Free Trial
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Yes
Free/Freemium Version
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No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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No
Entry-level Setup Fee
Required
Required
Additional Details
Pricing follows a user-based subscription pricing model. Each Convene user is free to use the same license to log in to whichever device. Contact or email us at sales@azeusconvene.com for more details.
OnBoard is the only leading board portal that offers a trial, so you know precisely what you’re getting before you fill out any paperwork. Actually experiencing OnBoard is the easiest way to make your case. There’s no credit card, no commitments. We’ll help you set everything up in OnBoard, so you can confidently make the case and give every stakeholder a chance to see for themselves how OnBoard will improve their board work.
While some evaluated competitors included the same features as OnBoard, they were complicated to use and navigate. Being adept with technology and having trouble with them in demo versions, I couldn't imagine presenting them to board members who work primarily with paper and …