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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The reality

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

Any organization

One product. Every kind of group.

Decision, resolution, proposal, whatever your group calls it, the receipt is identical and so is the audit trail.

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

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

EnDAO | Build Together. Scale Together.