Resolution register
RegisterDecisions you state were made, by which body, on what date, and where the signed record lives.
No wording is supplied, and no authority is cited
There are no recitals here, no operative text, no template and no “RESOLVED THAT”. A resolution is a legal instrument whose form depends on the entity, its constitution and the law it was formed under, and a free tool that drafted one would be practising law badly. What you type is what the register holds.
The signed record is the document; this says where it is
The minute book, the written consent, the signed extract — whichever your entity actually keeps — is the thing that carries weight. This register is an index built so that somebody can find it two years later, and it takes no view on whether anything recorded here was validly passed, properly authorized or binding on anybody.
Related governance tools: Meeting agenda · Meeting minutes & actions · Delegated authority matrix
An index of decisions you state were made. CompliMaint supplies no resolution wording, cites no authority, and takes no view on validity, authorization or whether anything binds anybody. Everything runs on your device.
Questions people ask
- Does it draft the resolution?
- No. It supplies no wording, no recitals and no operative text. You write the decision in your own words and the register records it.
- Does it number resolutions for me?
- No. The reference is yours, typed. Nothing here generates a number, because a generated sequence in a browser is not a minute book.
- Does it say whether a resolution is valid?
- No. It cites no authority and takes no view on whether anything was validly passed, properly authorized or binding. That depends on your constitution and the law your entity was formed under.
- Is this the minutes?
- No. Record what happened at a meeting in the meeting minutes tool. This is an index of decisions and where their signed records are filed.