Ask your board, make the call.
Stop carrying the hard decisions alone. Bring the people you actually trust into one structured ask — and walk away the same day with a single recommendation, on the record, that you’re ready to act on.
How many enterprise customers will we close in Q3?
12 customers
9–14
Avery K.
9
Marcus T.
12
Priya R.
14
Jordan H.
11
Sam O.
13
“Two months of pipeline already in flight”
“Hiring ramp eats into Q3 capacity”
Confer MCP
Groups, structured recipes, magic-link member invites, and a synthesis layer that reconciles real responses into one recommendation.
From a question to an answer in three moves.
Lightweight, async board meetings. No agents, no chat interface — a structured question, the people you trust, one synthesised answer per record.
Invite a few real people.
Colleagues, advisors, customers — add them by email. They get a magic-link invite the first time you ask. No login required to respond.
Q3 forecast board
Avery K.
avery@stripe.com
Marcus T.
marcus@finance.acme
Priya R.
priya@acme.com
Jordan H.
jordan@sales.acme
Sam O.
sam@advisor.io
Brief them in one paragraph.
Every question carries a Background field. Treat it like a one-paragraph briefing email. The answers are only as sharp as the brief.
How many enterprise customers will we close in Q3?
Background — brief the board
We closed 9 in Q2. Two of those came from a single ABM sprint that we're repeating this quarter. Hiring is +2 AEs, both ramping. Pipeline coverage is at 2.8× vs 3.5× same time last year. Board: be honest, not enthusiastic.
Unit
customers
Horizon
end of Q3
Read one synthesised answer.
Confer routes the question, collects responses asynchronously, and synthesises one structured readout in the shape of the decision.
Should we ship the new pricing in Q3?
Yes — net positive (4 of 5)
One contested call from Marcus T.
“New tier captures Q2 expansion deals we left on the table.”
Priya R. · Sam O.
“Sales hasn't practiced the new objection handling.”
Jordan H.
Most decisions take one of six shapes.
BoardOS handles each as a structured inquiry through Confer. One readout per question, shaped like the decision you're actually making.
A small board beats ad-hoc DMs.
Operating decisions take a handful of shapes — what the number will be, should we ship this, which of these, what's most important, what do you think of this memo. The answers usually arrive scattered across DMs and 1:1s, with no record of who said what or where the disagreement was.
BoardOS gives you a small named board and runs the question through a structured recipe. The readout is shaped like the decision: a distribution for a forecast, a likes/dislikes breakdown per option for a comparison, a tiered ranking for a priority call. You see the cast that responded, you see the disagreement, and you see one synthesised answer.
The whole engine is the Confer MCP. BoardOS is a thin opinionated front end that demonstrates how to wire those tools into a real product surface.