Board reports

Turn your numbers into a board-ready report

SAPu Board Reports walks your executive director through a guided input form covering financials, fundraising, programs, and governance, then assembles it into a report your board can actually read.

Guided ED input form
Financials, programs & governance
Risk register that carries forward
Schedule, email & report history

Guided ED input

A simple guided form walks your executive director through financials, fundraising, programs, and governance updates.

Board-ready report

Inputs are assembled into a formatted report your board can read in minutes, not a deck built from scratch every quarter.

Risk & compliance tracking

Audit status, compliance notes, and a risk register carry forward from report to report instead of living in someone's memory.

Schedule, email & history

Schedule recurring reports, email them directly to the board, and look back through past reports whenever you need to.

What's in every report

Everything your board needs to see, in one document

Each report pulls together the same categories your board expects to review, so nothing gets left out between meetings.

Financials & cash position

Raised vs. goal, expenses, cash on hand, runway, and year-to-date progress.

Fundraising pipeline

Total and new donors, retention, average gift, and major and planned gift activity.

Program impact

Program metrics alongside a narrative section for context the numbers alone can't give.

Governance & risk

Board roster, open seats, terms expiring, committee updates, and the risk register.

Built for action

From guided input to a report in the board's inbox

Board Reports doesn't stop at formatting: it helps carry follow-up items and delivery through to the next cycle.

Report cycle starts

As a board meeting approaches, your executive director is prompted to fill in the same guided inputs used last time.

Reporting period opens
Guided inputs completed
Board-ready report generated

Action items carry forward

Prior action items and agenda decisions roll into the next report automatically, so nothing quietly disappears.

Action item logged
Carried into next report
Marked done or reassigned

Delivery day

Once a report is finalized, it can be scheduled and emailed straight to the board without a manual export step.

Report finalized
Scheduled for delivery
Emailed to the board
Why teams switch

Stop rebuilding the board deck every quarter

Board Reports uses the data your team is already tracking, instead of starting from a blank slide deck each cycle.

Building a deck from scratch

The scramble most teams go through before every board meeting

Numbers pulled from several spreadsheets

Financials, pipeline, and program metrics live in separate files someone has to reconcile.

Report assembled manually

Slides get rebuilt from scratch before every meeting, often under time pressure.

Risk items tracked in someone's notes

Audit status and compliance concerns live in a notebook or someone's memory.

No easy way to compare past reports

Looking back at last quarter means digging through old decks and email attachments.

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SAPu Board Reports

Guided input in, board-ready report out

Financials pulled from data you already track

The same numbers your team tracks day to day flow straight into the report.

Guided input, formatted report

A short guided form produces a report your board can read without translation.

Risk register carries forward each cycle

Compliance notes and open risks roll into the next report instead of starting blank.

Full report history, always on hand

Every past report is one click away for side-by-side comparison.

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FAQ

Common questions about board reports

Typically the executive director, using a guided form that walks through financials, fundraising, programs, governance, and risk.