The committee's fund lives in a spreadsheet only one person touches, and nobody checks it.
A shared fund in the portal, with inflows, outflows, attached receipts and a balance visible to the whole committee.
Graduation operation · Graduation committee
The graduation committee makes decisions, raises money and reports back, and almost always does it through a WhatsApp group, a shared spreadsheet and a cash box. The Committee Portal gives these people one place with a shared fund, recorded votes, minutes and formal approvals, without opening your entire finance department to them.
The problem and the fix
If any of these situations sounds familiar, it is because they happen in almost every graduation company, until the right system comes in.
The committee's fund lives in a spreadsheet only one person touches, and nobody checks it.
A shared fund in the portal, with inflows, outflows, attached receipts and a balance visible to the whole committee.
The decision was made in the group chat and nobody remembers who agreed.
Formal voting with a deadline, quorum and recorded result, plus minutes generated from what was decided.
Each year's committee handover starts from scratch, with no history.
The portal keeps past terms, decisions, financial reports and documents, so the new committee takes over with context.
The company approves committee requests over text messages, with no record and no deadline.
An approval flow between committee and company, with request, attachment, deadline and recorded response on both sides.
The committee asks for the class financial reports and the team builds them by hand every time.
Financial reports generated by the system itself, at the level of detail the company allows, always up to date.
In practice
Everyday situations at graduation companies, from the problem to the result, using the modules on this page.
The committee spent three weeks debating the invitation design in a group chat without getting anywhere.
The decision became a vote in the portal, with options, a two-day deadline and a set quorum.
The choice came out on time, with a record of who voted for what, and production started without anyone later saying they hadn't been consulted.
The committee raised money for the cocktail party with raffles and its own events, and the final financial report created distrust.
Every inflow and outflow was posted to the shared fund with a receipt attached, visible to the whole committee in real time.
The financial report was just a printout of what had already been posted, and the assembly ended with no argument over amounts.
The committee wanted to hire an outside photographer for an event, and the company needed to assess the impact on the contract.
The request came in as a formal request in the portal, with the quote attached, and the company replied with its assessment and conditions.
The decision was documented on both sides, with date and owner, avoiding the "you had authorized it" argument months later.
How it works
Every step is a real module, and what comes out of one goes into the next without anyone typing it again.
Module by module
6 modules and 32 features on this page, all running on the same class, graduate and event records.
The money the committee raises, with entries, receipts and balance in plain sight.
Decisions with a deadline, quorum and record of who voted.
What was discussed and decided, with attendance on record.
The formal channel between committee and company, with deadlines and responses.
The committee follows whatever the company shares, always up to date.
The committee on their phones, because that's where they make decisions.
Compare the modules and choose the setup that fits your operation.