A shared account
for your organization.

Money, members, and decisions in one place.

Beta now open · onboarding groups

A live decision you can act on

Treasury
$10,550.00
Decision·Proposal #7·Open

Buy a second deck oven

A second deck oven so we can fill wholesale orders and the retail case at the same time.

Amount $6,200.00Filed by Renata EllisThreshold 4 of 6
3 of 6 in favorYour vote decides it
You’re a worker-owner. Three others have already backed it, so you’re the deciding vote.

A live example: Sunrise Bakery, an example bakery run by six worker-owners.

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Today

Your organization is spread across the tools you already use.

EnDAO keeps what it decides and what it owns in the same place.

  • Group chat

    Sofia

    mixer quote came back at 1,850 — ok to go ahead?

  • The bank

    MAR 12ACH DEBIT

    RESTAURANT SUPPLY CO

    −1,850.00

  • A spreadsheet

    13Flour order240.00
    14Equipment1850.00
  • A shared drive

    mixer-quote-FINAL-v2.pdf

    340 KB

What it has

Everything below works today.

Decisions

  • Decisions with a real tally

    Who voted, how many could have, and what carried it.

  • More than one approver

    Money does not leave until the people who must sign have signed.

  • Permissions

    What each person may do, written down rather than assumed.

Assets

  • A shared account

    One balance, visible to the organization rather than to whoever holds the login.

  • Practice mode

    The same account and the same rules, moving no real money.

  • Each member’s own account

    Their balance, and every entry that produced it.

People

  • A member record

    Who belongs, since when, and on what terms.

  • Classes of membership

    Different terms for different kinds of member, in one organization.

  • Offices, not individuals

    Authority sits with the office, and passes to whoever holds it next.

History

  • A permanent record

    Kept by the organization, not on somebody’s laptop.

  • Groups inside groups

    A chapter, a committee or a fund, with its own money and its own members.

  • Winding down

    What is left goes where the group decided it should.

The example

Try it yourself.

SandboxSunrise Bakery is an example.

Sunrise Bakery

Worker co-op
6 membersAtlanta

Open decisions

Decision·Proposal #7·Open

Buy a second deck oven

A second deck oven so we can fill wholesale orders and the retail case at the same time.

Amount $6,200.00Filed by Renata EllisThreshold 4 of 6
3 of 6 in favorYour vote decides it
You’re a worker-owner. Three others have already backed it, so you’re the deciding vote.

Decided

Decision·Proposal #6·Settled

Buy the stand mixer

A commercial stand mixer for the retail case, replacing the one that failed in February.

Amount $1,850.00Filed by Sofia ReyesThreshold 4 of 6
4 of 6 in favorSettled
Sent: $1,850.00 moved, receipt on the ledger.
RecordedAuditablePortableInheritable

Six friends. Six thousand members.
Same rules. Same receipts.

Funds. Businesses. Land. Decisions. One place for what a group owns together.

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