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For owners 12 to 24 months from a sale or raise

Be ready to sell or raise, a year before your deal.

Boardverse keeps your finance, governance and growth in the shape a buyer or investor checks, every week, so when diligence starts the answers are already there.

What a buyer checks: finance

Your leadership team starts Monday knowing where the business stands.

Runway, revenue against budget, risks, actions and pipeline sit in one place. You stop spending Sunday night moving between spreadsheets, and everyone starts the meeting from the same number. Ask a question and the answer cites its records.

Cash flow looks 13 weeks ahead, day by day, with runway rated red, amber or green from your actual bank movements. Set the point where the board should step in, such as runway below six months. When that line is crossed, Boardverse raises the decision with its evidence.

Founder Briefing for this week: runway amber at 7.3 months, costs over budget, a red risk, overdue board actions and an open bridge decision, each line with a link to its source record.
The Founder Briefing, on a demo company's data. Each line cites its source.

What a buyer checks: governance

Your board has answered this question before.

Boardverse shows what it decided, who confirmed it and whether it worked. Anything an AI agent writes to a board record waits until a different named person confirms it. The person who submits it can never confirm it.

A confirmed decision can become a rule your AI agents work within: a spending limit, a hiring freeze, a supplier to avoid. Anything an agent submits against the rule waits for a senior leader, with the rule named.

The EU AI Act can fine a company up to 7% of worldwide annual turnover, or €35 million if higher, for a prohibited AI practice.

Source: Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, Articles 99(3) and 113.

A board decision on whether to raise a Series A, showing three options with one recommended, who decides, the owner, the meeting and the date its outcome will be checked.
A board decision with its options, its owner and the date its outcome gets checked, on a demo company's data.

Board records wait for a person

Anything a connected tool writes to the board's record lands Pending until a different named person confirms it, enforced server-side. Working lists such as the pipeline and backlog update straight away, labelled as the agent's work.

No self-confirmation

The submitter can never confirm their own entry.

Dual sign-off with content integrity

Formal resolutions require two independent signatures, Chair and Founder. If the text changes between the two, the first signature is invalidated automatically.

Modules under sign-off

Risk register, financial packs and snapshots, board actions, resolutions, OKRs, decisions, diligence answers, meeting transcripts and governed AI use.

What a buyer checks: growth

Show where the growth comes from, and that the team is on it.

Objectives and key results by department, the sales pipeline and the product backlog sit beside the numbers. A buyer sees the plan and the progress against it.

When diligence starts

When an investor or buyer asks, the record is already there.

Documents sit in one data room, and you can see who has read what. An outside reviewer sees only the Data Room pages you grant them. You put each document in once, and every investor reads the same record.

Draft a diligence answer from your record and check it before it goes out. Every confirmation goes in an audit trail you can hand to a board, a regulator or a buyer.

On Diligence-ready, we set Boardverse up with you. We gather and upload your documents, from the cap table to the insurance policies, so the record is complete before anyone outside reads it.

An approved diligence answer about a salary increase: five numbered points, each citing the page of the document or the decision it rests on, and a list of what the papers do not answer.
A diligence answer with the source of each point and what the papers do not answer, on a demo company's data.

Before you trust what AI has done, decide what evidence you need to see.

What it is

A decision and evidence platform for the people running the company.

A board portal stores papers. Boardverse records what was decided, who confirmed it and what happened next.

How it works

Your biggest decisions already pass through the board. Boardverse starts there.

McKinsey describes an AI operating system as a layer that keeps a company's context, reasons across functions and learns from outcomes. Boardverse does that for the board, and its agents work inside the decision rights set out above.

Source: McKinsey, The AI operating system: A new way for CEOs to run the enterprise, October 2026.

  1. 01

    Your records, your model

    Bring your own Claude, OpenAI, Azure OpenAI or Gemini key. Agents connect over MCP, an open standard, and the record stays yours.

  2. 02

    It keeps running

    Governance sweeps run in the background, and every agent routine logs each run.

  3. 03

    It remembers what happened next

    Decision Memory shows earlier decisions on the same question and whether each one worked.

  4. 04

    Answers you can check

    Ask Poseidon answers from your own records and cites each one.

The modules

Twenty-three modules in one governed record.

Here are eight of them. The full record spans governance, operations and growth.

Resolutions
Risk Register
Action Log
Financial Review
Decisions
OKRs
Data Room
Board Calendar

Frequently asked questions

What does Boardverse actually do?

It joins board governance, risk, finance, pipeline and AI use in one place, so leadership teams can evidence what they decided, why, and who approved it.

Anything an AI agent writes to a governance record is provisional until a different named person confirms it, and every confirmation is written to an audit trail you can hand to anyone who asks.

Is Boardverse a board portal?

No. A board portal typically stores papers, agendas and minutes. Boardverse is a workflow, decision and evidence platform: it enforces who can sign off on what, and produces the artefact that proves it.

Is Boardverse a generic AI assistant?

No. The platform's AI feature, Ask Poseidon, narrates strictly from the governed record with a source citation on every claim. It does not generate an uncited summary. It runs on the model you choose (Claude, OpenAI, Azure OpenAI or Gemini) with your organisation's own key.

Who is this for?

Owners, CEOs and CFOs of growing businesses, usually with £1M or more in revenue, and the chairs and directors on their boards. The whole leadership team works from one view of the business. Smaller companies fit when they are raising money or applying for grants.

See all thirty-eight questions

Organisation memory

Your AI tools will change. Your organisation's memory should stay put.

Connect the AI your team already uses: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini CLI and Google Antigravity today, others through MCP. It reads the confirmed board record to answer a question, and anything it adds to that record waits for a person to confirm it.

The memory stays yours. Boardverse trains no model on it, and Ask Poseidon runs on the model you choose (Claude, OpenAI, Azure OpenAI or Gemini) with your organisation's own key. When a buyer or a new director asks what was decided and why, the answer comes back from the record, with the source it rests on.

How connections work

Speak with an operator, not a sales team.

The first conversation is with someone who has built, scaled and exited businesses. You see the platform running and ask whatever you need to know.