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For professional societies

Every governance vote, one system, one audit file.

Board seats, bylaw amendments, and special votes through the year, with eligibility from your membership data and a certified record each time.

What it costs you

$990 to $3,900 a year

Bands for 2,500 to 25,000 members, unlimited elections, every feature. The price is locked when you activate.

Above 25,000 members, or with chapters under a national body, ask about National.

Today

What you are probably paying for now.

  • A managed election service that runs the vote for you, on its timeline, with a project fee for every extra ballot question.
  • Staff time reconciling the membership database against the vendor's voter list before each vote.
  • A separate tool, or a spreadsheet, for nominations and candidate statements.
  • A results PDF that does not show who was eligible, who approved the slate, or what the ballot looked like when it opened.

With Ballot

What changes.

Roster once, votes many

Import the membership export before each vote. Eligibility rules by status, category, and office are encoded once and reused.

Nominations with consent

Member-initiated nominations with a seconder and recorded acceptance, or staff-entered slates, with candidate statements on the ballot.

Two-person control

Scheduling, deadline changes, certification, and publication each need a second authorized person. Managers cannot edit the audit trail.

Ranked or plurality

Single seats, multi-seat boards, instant runoff, and yes/no questions with quorum, on the same ballot.

Questions

Asked by people like you.

We run four or five votes a year. Is unlimited really unlimited?

Yes. The annual plan is priced on roster size, not on the number of elections.

Can staff run it, or must a volunteer?

Either. Roles separate the manager who configures, the certifier who signs off, and the auditor who reads. Your executive director, a committee chair, and an outside auditor can each have exactly the access they need.

What does the audit file contain?

The frozen eligibility list, the ballot definition and its hash, every nomination and consent, every approval with who and when, turnout, the certified tally, and every administrative action. Ballots are stored without any link to the member who cast them.

Can we try it on a committee first?

Yes. The trial runs real elections with up to 50 eligible voters, with every feature on.

Bring the next board election in-house.

Set up the society, import the roster, and run a committee vote before you decide.