This latest platform release allows you to customise your board’s questionnaire to perfectly fit your unique needs. Use it to choose between BoardClic’s unrivalled best practice questions or tailor your evaluation questionnaire to suit your board’s specific needs.
Embrace the power of customisation
Capture nuanced insights from your board members and inject a personalised feel into your next board evaluation, making your assessments a true reflection of your board’s dynamics. Use it to craft questions that seamlessly align with your organisation’s objectives, ensuring a comprehensive and customised assessment.
Greater flexibility and control at your fingertips
In addition, our new Question Format Editor allows you to refine your evaluations further by incorporating role inclusions and exclusions for certain evaluation questions. Ensure that only specific roles answer designated questions, allowing for targeted feedback from, for example, the chairman, specific directors, or the CEO.
Ready to experience the flexibility and control of BoardClic’s question editor? Get started now and tailor your BoardClic evaluations like never before. If you have any questions or need assistance, reach out to BoardClic’s dedicated customer support team. For existing users, explore this exciting new feature directly on our platform.
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