For private-club GMs, board chairs & finance leaders

Prepare better board decisions.
Keep the record with them.

ClubGov brings scored capital intake, configurable risk review, human-reviewed board-memo drafts, and per-document AI eligibility into one governance workflow.

Scored IntakeConfigurable RiskPrivacy ControlsDecision History
Capital Request · Q4 Board
/board/agenda

Pool Pump & Filtration

$52,000
418 CEDAR · WELLNESS WING · ITEM 02
Urgency88
Financial74
Member Impact91
Risk Reduction82
Feasibility84
RISK · MEDAPPROVED
84score

ClubGov workflow highlights

Structured capital intake
One
Risk and scoring model
Configurable
AI-processing eligibility
Per document
Decisions and votes
Recorded
The Approach

Boards shouldn't run on email chainsand large spreadsheets.

Privacy exposure grows quietly in the background. Audit trails are retrospective at best. Every department uses a different yardstick — and “we think it's high risk”doesn't survive scrutiny.

  • Email-chain decisions
  • Shared-drive sprawl
  • Inconsistent scoring
  • Verbal risk assessments
  • Retrospective audit logs
  • Quietly growing PII exposure

ClubGov sits between intake and the board: a scored capital request, a club-configured risk matrix, an AI-assisted memo draft, and a recorded decision path. Human reviewers remain responsible for the analysis and vote.

Intake
Scored
ClubGov
Risk · Memo · Audit
Board
Memo
Vote
& Record
Six Capabilities

Core workflow capabilities.

Configurable 3×3 Risk Matrix

Probability × consequence scoring configured to the club's approved policy and available to support an ISO 31000-informed risk discussion.

Normalized Capital Scoring

Rate requests on urgency, financial impact, member impact, risk reduction, and feasibility using a common club-approved scale.

AI-Assisted Board Memo Drafts

Draft executive summaries, financial-analysis sections, risk notes, governance checklists, and motion text from the request record for human review.

Privacy-Gated AI

Configured sensitivity tiers determine whether a document is eligible for AI processing. Clubs should validate the controls against their own privacy and data-handling requirements.

Recorded Decision History

Configured events, decisions, votes, and status changes can be retained in one history instead of a separate manual log.

Configurable Review Flags

Maintain review prompts for items such as refrigerant transitions, health-certification dates, and privacy checks. Qualified reviewers confirm applicability and deadlines.

Inside the Platform

Scored intake, plotted risk.

Capital requests use a common score and a configurable 3×3 risk matrix. The model can support an ISO 31000-informed discussion, but the club's approved policy and qualified reviewers determine the final classification and action.

Risk Classification Grid

Club-configured model
Three-by-three risk classification grid. Rows show consequence from high to low. Columns show probability from high to low. The pool pump and filtration example is plotted at medium consequence and medium probability, RC3.
Consequence ↓
Probability →
HighMedLow
HighCriticalRC1HighRC2MediumRC3
MedHighRC2MediumRC3Pool pump and filtration exampleLowRC4
LowMediumRC3LowRC4LowRC4
RC1 · Critical
Full board escalation, legal / insurance review, member communication plan.
RC2 · High
Finance review and board approval.
RC3 · Medium
Committee review, board ratification if cost threshold is met.
RC4 · Low
Management or committee approval inside policy.
Colors are paired with RC codes and text labels. Scoring weights, thresholds, escalation rules, and any standards mapping require club approval before use.

Capital Requests · Q4

shared scoring scale
Request
Amount
Score
Risk · Status
HVAC Zones 3 & 4 — R-22 Replacement
Illustrative refrigerant-transition flag
$94,000
79
HIGHFOR VOTE
Pool Pump & Filtration
418 Cedar · Wellness Wing
$52,000
84
MEDAPPROVED
Tennis Court Resurfacing
Courts 2 & 5
$28,400
61
LOWCOMMITTEE

Three capital requests reviewed and voted in a single sitting — not distributed across multiple agendas.

Privacy Architecture

AI eligibility follows document policy.

Each sensitivity tier carries an AI-processing setting. In the example below, internal and confidential documents require opt-in, while restricted documents remain off. The club defines and approves the production policy.

Public → Restricted classifications, with per-document controls.
T1
Public
Newsletters, posted policy, member-facing comms.
AI · ON
T2
Internal
Committee notes, vendor briefs, operating plans.
AI · OPT-IN
T3
Confidential
Capital requests, financials, draft minutes.
AI · OPT-IN
T4
Restricted
Member PII, vendor contracts, legal correspondence.
AI · OFF

Classification controls do not by themselves guarantee security or compliance. Authentication, authorization, hosting, retention, AI providers, and legal requirements must be validated for each deployment.

Four Pillars

Controlled, efficient, reviewable.

Privacy

Document-Level Controls

Speed

Faster Decisions

Rigor

Defensible Records

Effort

Less Manual Assembly

Subscription

One subscription.

A shared governance workflow configured for board and committee roles.

  • Scored capital intake
  • Configurable 3×3 risk matrix
  • AI-assisted board memo drafts
  • Per-document privacy gating
  • Recorded decision history
  • Configurable review-flag library
  • Decision & vote ledger
  • Board and committee seat access
For your club specifically

Configured for your committees, your charter.

Start with configurable governance patterns, then define committee structures, motion templates, scoring weights, review-flag libraries, and privacy classifications. The implementation plan, hosting model, and validation work are scoped with each club before launch.

Configuration
Club-specific
Data Scope
Deployment-defined
Onboarding
Scoped plan

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