Stellar Board Features

Automates the process of scheduling meetings. This feature was mentioned in 15 Stellar Board reviews.

Based on 15 Stellar Board reviews. Enables users to create itemized agendas for meetings.

Allows users to record the meeting minutes within the application. 15 reviewers of Stellar Board have provided feedback on this feature.

Enables users to prepare a board book with meeting materials, including managing file uploads and publishing selected materials. This feature was mentioned in 15 Stellar Board reviews.

Provides built-in voting functionality to streamline decision-making and approvals. This feature was mentioned in 15 Stellar Board reviews.

Gives users the ability to send polls, surveys, or questionnaires to board members. 11 reviewers of Stellar Board have provided feedback on this feature.

Includes the ability to create and assign tasks to board members or committees. 15 reviewers of Stellar Board have provided feedback on this feature.

As reported in 15 Stellar Board reviews. Enables board members to view and electronically sign documents.

Restrict access to confidential files or folders. This feature was mentioned in 15 Stellar Board reviews.

As reported in 15 Stellar Board reviews. Allows board members to share notes or annotations with others.

Integrates video conferencing into the meeting workflow.

As reported in 14 Stellar Board reviews. Maintains an archive of meeting materials.

As reported in 10 Stellar Board reviews. Provides real-time insights into board members’ roles and term statuses.

Integrates with popular storage and file-sharing tools including Google Drive, OneDrive, or DropBox

Integrates with popular email software, such as Microsoft Outlook or Google Workspace

Integrates with e-signature software such as Docusign or Adobe Acrobat

Allows users to generate text based on a text prompt.

Capability to perform complex tasks without constant human input

Works across multiple software systems or databases

Engages in human-like conversation for task delegation