OnBoard

What differentiates OnBoard from other similar products?

Gathering agendas, minutes, and other paperwork is a breeze. Plus, I can annotate papers and add meeting minutes to the resource files so that the Board can refer to them whenever necessary. Managing users, scheduling meetings, uploading documents, and using the directory are all breezes. Pleasant to use, packed with useful features, and easy to implement.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

My favorite feature of OnBoard is its integration seamlessly with my Zoom and Outlook calendars, allowing me to schedule meetings with a single click. I am thrilled that my Board of Directors has had no trouble adapting to OnBoard because it is user-friendly and straightforward. I can see approaching people on the network. Putting together materials for committee and board meetings is a breeze for me.

What do you dislike most about this product?

While there isn't much about OnBoard that I don't like, one annoyance must configure access in many locations. Though it may be challenging to convince board members to change, things go smoothly once they do. It would be wonderful if the minute builder had a few different templates.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

Working with OnBoard has been a breeze, and the product is robust, user-friendly, and continually improving. My advice is to acquaint people with OnBoard by providing all papers via the platform rather than attaching them to emails sent to groups or committees. Generally speaking, OnBoard is a service I would confidently suggest to others.

What differentiates OnBoard from other similar products?

Using OnBoard to disseminate details about upcoming meetings and other crucial information saves time for both myself and the receivers. Staff and Team members are now more productive and more organized. Even more so now, when most of our meetings are held online, the ability to quickly retrieve and go over meeting packets is a huge time saver.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

What I like most about OnBoard is how easily and quickly it can be adopted by my Board of Directors. I am getting close to folks on the platform. The app's cross-platform compatibility has made it convenient for me, and I like how it has replaced our need for paper files. Creating an agenda and meeting minutes has never been easier than with OnBoard and its Minutes Builder.

What do you dislike most about this product?

The Minutes Builder is one example of a technology that might be useful but comes at an additional expense. It was difficult to send a message to the whole group at once, so I haven't used the tool very much. It would be convenient if members could modify their current contact information rather than needing to establish a new one every time they changed email providers.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

Anybody thinking about using this program has my enthusiastic endorsement. As a company, OnBoard has been a pleasure to work with, and its product is excellent in every way. I like that OnBoard is constantly evolving to meet the demands of its users. Service to customers is superb.

What differentiates OnBoard from other similar products?

Compared to sending out several copies of the same plan through email, having all agenda items accompanied by calendar entries in one place is quite helpful. It has consolidated many resources, including apps, documents, calendars, etc., into a single location. There is a high degree of user-friendliness built into the system.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

One of my favorite features is the option not to send out the entire meeting invitation until I am ready to share all the information. My favorite feature of OnBoard is its ability to integrate seamlessly with my Zoom and Outlook calendars, allowing me to schedule meetings with a single click. I've found that making minutes and a plan has been the most useful.

What do you dislike most about this product?

Board members may resist the change, but things typically go pretty smoothly once they've committed. It would be great if the minutes' builder had a few different templates to choose from software. Because OnBoard is so intuitive and the support team is so quick to respond and open to feedback, I have a hard time thinking of anything I don't like about it.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

To sum up, OnBoard is an excellent option to think for board management. My advice is to acquaint people with OnBoard by having them transmit all future papers via the platform rather than as attachments to groups or committees. For our purposes, it is helpful to have a centralized location to upload documents and a virtual meeting without any printed copies.