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Organisation view

See what needs action. Understand what is changing.

Bring the decisions your role can see into one place. Spot reviews, ageing drafts, closing votes and results waiting for release. Then look across released decisions for useful patterns and open the records behind them.

Why this matters

See the wider picture without losing the evidence.

Votegrain turns separate decisions into a useful organisational record. It helps people act on what is waiting now and learn from what has already been decided.

  • Know what is waiting on you
  • See the decision record together
  • Trace a pattern before acting

Explore the product by role

Move from what needs attention to the evidence behind it.

Choose an example organisation, then follow the view from today's work to released patterns, exact comparisons and source decisions.

See it in your contextPolicy, strategy and operating choices involving a wider verified audience.

Learn across decisions

The view includes only decisions your role is allowed to see. Draft and open decisions contribute status only; evidence-led patterns use released aggregate results. Withheld or incompatible data stays excluded or clearly labelled, and change is never presented as proof of cause.

Organisation-wide01 · Action
votegrainOrganisation & portfolio
Managed decision scope · illustrativeIllustrative authorised organisation scope
Action view
Closing soon3open decisions
Reviews due2released decisions
Waiting for release1closed decision

What needs action

Flexible working policyVoting open · closes Friday
Closing soon
Organisation outcome reviewReleased · review date passed
Review due
Organisation decision resultVoting closed · result prepared
Awaiting release

Illustrative product view · draft and open records show status only · released results supply evidence

One connected record

See the other side of the decision.

Voters, Initiative Editors, Analysts and other permitted readers use the same decision record, with access shaped around each person's purpose and permission.

Use your own context

Bring one real decision to a guided conversation.

See how one bounded decision can test the voter path, governance handoffs and evidence review before you request a conversation.