All of Parod
Companies
Board governance for companies, from the first board to the group.
From three directors and an investor to a group with audit, risk and remuneration committees: decisions made with the full picture, and evidenced afterwards.
1Where it fits
What the board is accountable for, in one place.
One record to answer from, instead of a portal, a spreadsheet and an inbox.
- The board and its committees
- Each with its own membership, templates and papers. Non-executives see only what they sit on.
- Directors' duties, evidenced
- Papers, declarations, votes and decisions on the record, ready when a section 172 statement needs them.
- Risk and internal controls
- The evidence an audit committee needs before it puts its name to a statement on risk and control.
- Performance against the plan
- KPIs under strategic objectives, with reporting windows that chase the numbers.
- Investors and non-executives
- People on personal email sign in alongside your single sign-on, with MFA required of them.
- Actions that close
- One list with owners and dates. The next meeting starts from what is still open.
2From one board to a group
Priced for the organisation, not the head-count.
One fee per company, every module, every director and every member of the executive team.
No per-seat charge
Add directors, advisers and staff. The fee does not move.
Subsidiaries priced on their own
A small subsidiary board is not priced like the parent.
Running in days
Set up with you. Most boards run their first meeting in the same week.
3Questions
Questions directors and company secretaries ask.
01Is Parod only for charities and housing associations?
No. It is built for any board. Charities and housing associations have sector pages because their regulators ask particular questions; the platform is the same.
02We are a group. How does that work?
Each company is its own organisation in Parod, with its own boards, registers and access. Directors switch between them from the top bar, and each company is quoted on its own.
03Our non-executive directors use personal email. Can they still sign in?
Yes. You choose whether people outside your single sign-on domains may sign in, and can require multi-factor authentication of them when they do.
04Where is the data held?
In the United Kingdom. The optional AI features are the one exception, set out on the security page.
Next step
Run your next board meeting in Parod.
Bring the agenda and the papers. We will set it up and walk through it with you.