Upload and organise
Upload board packs and supporting PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files. BoardCue extracts the agenda and organises papers where those formats are supported.
BoardCue works across the papers before the meeting, helping you identify what matters, connect the current position to previous governance context and prepare stronger questions without reading every paper as an isolated document.
Available to individual board members and organisation deployments.

Current BoardCue Live interface · anonymised demonstration data
BoardCue analyses board and committee papers alongside the agenda and relevant historical context. It helps surface themes, risks, assurance gaps, inconsistencies and areas where further challenge may be useful.
Upload board packs and supporting PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files. BoardCue extracts the agenda and organises papers where those formats are supported.
Review whole-meeting and agenda-level briefings, executive summaries, key themes and risks.
Surface strategic questions, evidence gaps and areas where the assurance presented may need further scrutiny.
Bring relevant previous meetings and commitments into preparation rather than reading the current paper in isolation.
Search and move through the papers while retaining your own private notes and annotations.
A paper rarely starts at page one. BoardCue can bring relevant earlier meetings, commitments, risks and evidence into the preparation process so you can see the current paper in context. Example: a paper reports that performance has improved. BoardCue can surface the previous position, a related open risk, an earlier commitment and supporting evidence so the board member can decide what needs further challenge.
BoardCue can also show when a paper appears relevant to a concern you are already following, helping you prepare the next question with the previous assurance requirement still in view.
BoardCue distinguishes source evidence from AI interpretation. Significant insights provide a route back to the underlying paper, meeting, risk, action, decision or transcript evidence where that source linkage is supported.
AI supports human judgement. It does not replace board responsibility or make decisions for the user.