Bordr: Board Governance

Bordr runs the whole board cycle for Nigerian and West African companies — and keeps a record your directors can verify for themselves.

Everything a board is required to keep
• Meetings and agendas, with RSVPs, attendance and quorum computed from the register of directors
• Board packs in a secure vault: watermarked for each reader, checked for malware on upload, and never available at a public link
• Resolutions and votes, with interests declared and recusals recorded; AGM polls weighted by shareholding
• Minutes drafted by the AI Notetaker for the company secretary to edit, adopt and sign
• Statutory registers — directors, committees, shareholders, declarations of interest — in the shape CAMA 2020 practice expects
• Compliance obligations and a risk register the board actually reviews

A record you can check, not just trust

Every vote, appointment, minute and paper is written to a hash-chained audit trail. Each entry carries the fingerprint of the one before it, so nothing can be changed or back-dated without breaking the chain — and any board member can run the check.

Built for how boards work here
• Two-factor authentication and network allow-lists on every plan
• Works on a phone on a Nigerian network and keeps working when the signal drops
• English, Pidgin, Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo
• Amounts in naira, drawn with Bordr's own naira sign

Bordr AI answers questions from your own board's records — "when did we last approve capital expenditure above ₦50 million?" — and shows you what it read. It never writes to the record.

Start with a free 14-day trial: a real board, twelve seats, no card.