Platform modules

Voting

Ordinary, cumulative and elective — counted, attributed, and tied to the item

How a vote runs

Voting is where a mistake costs the most: a result counted the wrong way is a resolution that can be challenged. The platform counts the kinds of vote a Saudi company needs, attributes every vote to the person who cast it, and puts the result in the minutes beside its item.

  1. Setting the items

    Each item is put to the vote in its own form: approval, a choice between options, or an election of members.

  2. Opening the vote

    A window with a start and an end, and a shareholder or member votes once their identity is verified.

  3. Counting

    Ordinary voting on the item, cumulative voting where entitlements are spread across candidates, or an election of members.

  4. The report

    A voting report showing the result of each item and who voted on it, and the result carries into the minutes.

What that means

  • Cumulative voting done right

    Electing the board with entitlements counted as the law requires, not in a side spreadsheet.

  • An attributed vote

    Every vote tied to an identity verified through Absher, so nobody votes for anyone else.

  • The result where it belongs

    In the minutes against its item, not in a separate file.

  • Voting between meetings

    Resolutions by circulation are put and signed without waiting for the next meeting.

Why Musahm

A result counted and attributed, and sitting beside its item in the minutes.

  • Setting the items

    Approval, a choice, or an election — each item in its own form.

  • Opening the vote

    A window with a start and an end, after identity is verified.

  • Counted correctly

    Ordinary, cumulative or elective, as the law requires.

  • A report into the minutes

    The result of each item and who voted on it.

See it against your own situation

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