Board is a decision-making tool that combines business intelligence with corporate performance management. It's easy to use and offers quality graphs and reports. It is a tool that boards can use to make decisions. However, it can also be used by the board to ensure that the review stays in line with its purpose. Uncertain if the board's objectives are changing during the review process? A third party can guide them.
Board is a decision platform that combines intelligence and corporate performance.
BOARD unites business data from many operational systems into one single source of truth. It allows companies analyze their production capabilities and assess financial performance. You can also use it to automate the workflow, security, or audit trail.
It is easy to use
Board provides comprehensive insight into your business with an easy-to use business analytics software. Its drag-and drop interface makes it easy to use different data sets to produce the results you desire. The platform allows you to export your reports in a variety formats. You can share your reports easily with clients and colleagues. It's available both online and on-premise. You can choose to use either platform depending on your office set-up.
It can generate high-quality reports and graphs.
If your company is looking for effective analysis and reports that use current data, Board could be a good choice. Board's simplicity and attractive reports will greatly improve the decision-making process within your company. Board lets you modify existing reports and create your own to best suit your needs. This software is not for everyone. It has a steep learning curve and needs to be better documented.
It can be used in custom planning and analysis.
Board is a complete planning platform that provides better planning and more actionable insights to over 2,000 companies worldwide. It brings together finance, operations and strategy to create comprehensive planning applications. The Board toolkit allows users the ability to easily create or modify custom applications.
It can also be used to report to a board meeting
Board members are not in the business of reading reports for pleasure, so they should be able to quickly digest the most important information. You should include all relevant information and give a timeline for completion, regardless of whether you are presenting the report at an annual meeting or board review. Also, allow for enough time to edit and review the report. Your report should be ready at least 3 days before the meeting.