One platform for every kind of board
High-performing teams in many different settings choose Hippoly to manage their work.
For every type of organisation
Hippoly is a board portal built for a broad range of organisations, especially those with high demands on simplicity, security and confidentiality.
For different kinds of decision-makers
Whatever role your team plays, Hippoly keeps your collaboration organised and efficient.
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Board of directors
Keep the board's meetings, minutes and decisions together in one secure place.
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Owners / members
Give owners and members insight and access to the right information.
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Advisory board
Gather advisors for structured dialogue between meetings.
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Management team
Run the management team's agenda, tasks and follow-up in one place.
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Data room
A secure data room for sensitive documents during due diligence or transactions.
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Committees
Give committees and working groups their own spaces for their work and decisions.
Getting started
A few minutes, whatever the board was using before.
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Set up your organisation
Follow a few simple steps, or upload your latest minutes and Hippoly sets up the basics for you. Bring old meetings, files, decisions and actions across in moments.
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Invite the board
Add their email addresses. Each member then picks their own way to sign in.
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Hold your next meeting in Hippoly
Build the agenda, attach the documents to each item and write the minutes as you meet.
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