It leaves your software alone
Setup reads the names of the programs and files on your computer, never what is inside them, and proposes what you run. Boardroom then works around it instead of asking you to move off it.
Boardroom OS gives your business a team of AI helpers (front desk, sales, stock and money) that do the daily work and bring you only the decisions. Anything that starts a conversation, spends money or concerns a person waits for your yes.
One price for the whole business, not per person. Runs on your own computer.
Every action is written down with the check it passed. Nothing happens off the record. Replies to customers who wrote in go out alone only once a helper has earned it; everything else that can't be undone waits for you.
Every action a helper wants to take falls into one of three classes. Turn the switch to see what each one means.
Drafting a message, answering a customer who wrote in the last 24 hours, updating a number, scoring a lead, writing the summary. A new helper asks you first. Once you have approved or rejected 3 of its actions, it does work that can be undone by itself. Every step still lands on the record, and you can set it back to asking first whenever you want.
Approving and rejecting count the same: what's measured is that you looked, not whether the helper was right.
Starting a new message or email, placing a call, ordering stock, spending money. It waits for your two-step “Yes, do it”, or runs inside a permission you signed: one action, one helper, a daily limit and an end date.
One step outside that permission, or one over the limit, and it comes back to you like anything else.
Flagging a customer, blacklisting an account, advancing or turning down a candidate. A named person decides, every single time.
No level of trust and no signed permission can ever cover this class. A helper can move work up a class; it can never move it down.
Every decision lands on a record where each entry is sealed over the one before it, so the whole log can be re-checked in one step. We say it plainly: that makes a change detectable, not impossible.
Tell it what you do, or let it read your computer (file and program names, never what's inside), and it proposes your trade from 80 researched business types, sets up the helpers you need and names them for the work.
Each lamp shows the strictest thing that helper does: runs alone, waits for your key, always a person's call.
Answers everyone who messages in, handles complaints, looks after new and renewing customers, and asks for reviews.
Flagging or blocking a customer is always your call.
Finds new customers, follows up, calls, quotes and looks after trade accounts.
Nothing goes to a customer without your say-so until you trust it.
Keeps the books, chases what you are owed, watches cash and gets payroll ready.
It never moves money.
Keeps the shelf full, gets orders out of the door and deals with suppliers.
Purchase orders wait for you.
Plans and writes posts, ads and listings.
Nothing is published and no money is spent without you.
Finds and screens candidates.
Every decision about a person is yours.
Writes your morning summary, plans the week, and gives each job to the right helper.
Changing how the company itself is set up waits for you.
Sweeps your approvals, the audit record and the apps you connect for mistakes and leaks. You run a sweep whenever you want; a weekly one comes with a company pack built for your trade.
It can read everything and change nothing.
Keeps the apps running. Part of Boardroom itself, not of your business.
Any repair that can't be undone waits for your key.
Five plain steps: what you do, which kind, a few details, what you get, start. Nothing is created until the last button, and you can change the team afterwards.
Tax and trading rules stop a business before any trade rule does, so they come first. Some only apply above a turnover, and the rulebook gives the threshold. Where it knows you are below one (today that is India's e-invoicing), it holds the rule back and tells you what crossing it would mean.
Boardroom tells you what applies and when it's coming. It doesn't file anything for you. Your accountant still signs.
Replacing working software isn't a favour, it's a migration nobody asked for. So Boardroom notices what you already run, leaves it alone, and fills the holes.
Setup reads the names of the programs and files on your computer, never what is inside them, and proposes what you run. Boardroom then works around it instead of asking you to move off it.
Where a helper has work and nowhere to write it, Boardroom builds the book: quotes, jobs, stock, invoices, a diary, purchases, customers. It asks first, never overwrites, and nothing it builds can delete a record.
Every 30 days it re-reads the business and proposes at most six changes: a helper for new work, a pause for work that stopped. Nothing is applied until you say yes.
Two helpers that don't do the work. One checks the work; the other keeps the machinery running.
Sweeps your approvals, the audit record and the records in every app you connect, looking for the patterns that usually mean a mistake or a leak. Each finding carries a probability and the most likely innocent explanation beside the guilty one. Run it whenever you want; your answers teach it what is normal for your business.
Every app it looks after reports a health check that says what is wrong, not just that something is. App medic reads them all in one place and proposes the fix.
A repair runs by itself only when it can be undone, can safely run twice, and touches none of your data. Everything else is a proposal you approve with the same key as every other action.
Boardroom is installed on your own machine. Its licence is checked offline, so nothing phones home to ask whether you may open your own business.
Every helper has a built-in playbook, so the team works from day one with no AI key. Add a Claude API key and the same helpers get sharper, under exactly the same rules. If you do, the task a helper is working on is sent to Anthropic to be processed, along with the records it reads and your company notes.
If WhatsApp or email isn't connected, the message is held with the exact reason instead of being marked sent. Until you connect a phone provider, the call helper runs a practice line that dials no one.
Without your costs, margin shows as unknown rather than a flattering 100%. A gap is drawn as a gap, never as a zero.
Priced per business, not per person. Billed yearly, or monthly for a little more.
For a business ready to hand over the day.
Prices per month, billed yearly, before sales tax. 14-day free trial on every plan.
New messages, calls, money spent and orders placed wait for your yes, so a mistake there stays a draft. Replies to a customer who messaged you in the last 24 hours count as everyday work: a new helper asks first, and answers alone only after you have reviewed 3 of its actions. Everything lands on the record either way.
No. Every helper has a built-in playbook and works without one. If you add a Claude API key from Anthropic, the same helpers get sharper, under the same rules. A ChatGPT or Claude chat subscription can't be used for this, and API usage is billed by Anthropic.
It doesn't try to. Boardroom notices the software you already run, leaves it alone, and builds only the books you don't already have.
Replies, yes, once you let it: a new helper asks before answering anyone, and after you have reviewed 3 of its actions it replies on its own to people who wrote to you in the last 24 hours. It never starts a conversation, sends an email or places a call by itself unless you sign a permission with a hard edge: one action, one helper, a daily limit and an end date. Outside that, it asks again.
On your own computer. The licence is checked offline, and setup reads file and program names only, never what's inside them. If you add a Claude API key, the work a helper is doing, including the records it looks up, is sent to Anthropic.
Start with the free trial. When you're ready to buy, we invoice you in US dollars, pounds or dirhams, by email. Write to support@raabihelixier.com.
It fits a business with work that repeats (enquiries, quotes, orders, invoices, follow-ups) and an owner who is the bottleneck. It is not the answer where the output needs a licensed professional's signature, like a diagnosis or an audit opinion: helpers can prepare that work, but a person must sign it.
Try Boardroom free for 14 days. Questions first? Write to support@raabihelixier.com and a person answers.