Strictboard was founded with one goal: to simplify board work without compromising on control and traceability.
We believe good decisions are built on clear structure, the right information and a shared overview.
Most boards in Swedish limited companies work without a dedicated tool. That works until it does not.
The notice goes by email, the material is attached to a thread, the minutes are written in a word processor and saved to a folder — often the chair's. The problem is invisible until the chair changes, the auditor asks for the basis of a decision from last year, or a buyer examines the company.
We build for the Swedish limited company rather than the global market. That means the formalities of the Companies Act are built in — quorum, conflicts of interest, approval, sequence numbering — instead of being something the user has to remember.
We publish the price. A board should be able to calculate what a tool costs without first entering a sales process.
We write down what we do not have. The share register, share issuance and contract generator are in development, and that is stated on the product pages rather than implied by a badge.
We publish some twenty pages interpreting the Companies Act. How they came about should be visible.
The guides and templates are general information, not legal advice in an individual case. That does not change the requirement that they be correct.
Provisions are cited. Every requirement we describe references the section it comes from, so you can check it rather than take our word for it.
The articles of association take precedence. We write out where your own articles may depart from the default rule, because that is where most errors arise.
Update dates are shown. Every guide shows when it last changed. The law moves — the requirement for rules of procedure in private companies was removed in 2021, and templates not updated since still describe the old position.
We correct what turns out to be wrong. Find an error in a guide or a template and tell us; we change it and note the date.
