Vero Voting

21/08/2026

For many not-for-profit organisations, elections are still managed with a combination of paper forms, email, spreadsheets and voting at an annual general meeting.

That can work when an organisation has a small, local membership. But once members are spread across different cities, states or countries, the process becomes harder to manage — and much harder to demonstrate as fair and reliable.

Secure Member Voting: Protecting Integrity Without Sacrificing Participation - For many not-for-profit organisations, elections

21/08/2026

For a union, an election is more than a ballot.

It is one of the clearest tests of whether members believe their organisation is genuinely democratic.

Union Voting Software in Australia: Security, Fairness and Transparency - It is one of the clearest tests of whether members believe

18/08/2026

Selecting an online voting platform isn’t simply a technology purchase. For procurement teams, it’s a governance decision that affects transparency, compliance, security and stakeholder confidence.
Whether the organisation is running an AGM, board election, enterprise agreement ballot, union election or member vote, the platform must stand up to scrutiny long after voting has closed. Procurement professionals know that if something goes wrong—whether it’s a security incident, a disputed result or a system outage—the consequences extend well beyond the IT department.

18/08/2026

Organisations trust online voting providers with some of their most valuable assets—not just votes, but member identities, contact details, shareholdings, membership records and election results.

That trust isn’t something that can be claimed with a marketing slogan. It has to be earned through strong security controls, independent audits and transparent governance.

How Vero Voting Protects Sensitive Member Information - Organisations trust online voting providers with some of their most valuable assets

17/08/2026

An association election may look simple from the outside.

Members nominate. Candidates are confirmed. Eligible members receive their ballot. Votes are cast and counted. The result is declared.

Association Election Software: Improving Governance and Participation - An association election may look simple from the outside. Members

14/08/2026

A secret ballot sounds simple when it is on paper.

A voter receives a ballot, marks their choices in private, folds it, and puts it into a ballot box. Later, the votes are counted and the result can be scrutinised without revealing who voted for whom.

Anonymous Online Voting: Can Votes Be Secret and Still Be Verifiable? - A secret ballot sounds simple when it is on paper

13/08/2026

Running an association election should not come down to sending a spreadsheet around, manually checking who is eligible to vote, and hoping the final count survives scrutiny.

For a small association, a basic process may be manageable. But once you have hundreds or thousands of members, multiple candidate positions, preferential voting, proxies, different classes of membership or a contested election, the weaknesses of a manual process become much more obvious.

Choosing the Right Online Election Platform for Associations - Running an association election should not come down to sending a spreadsheet

13/08/2026

Running a member vote sounds straightforward.

Prepare the question, send it to members, collect the votes and announce the result.

Anyone who has actually managed an AGM, committee election, constitutional resolution or large member ballot knows it rarely works that neatly.

Member Voting Software in Australia: Features That Matter Most - Prepare the question, send it to members, collect the votes and announce

11/08/2026

Choosing an online voting provider isn’t just about features anymore. Security has become one of the biggest deciding factors for organisations running elections, AGMs, enterprise agreement ballots and member votes.

Committee members, directors and company secretaries are asking tougher questions than they were even a few years ago.

SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001: Frequently Asked Questions - Choosing an online voting provider isn't just about features anymore. Security

10/08/2026

Choosing an online voting platform isn’t simply about finding software that counts votes accurately. It’s about trust.

Members, shareholders, employees and regulators all expect election results to be secure, reliable and capable of standing up to scrutiny if challenged. That means organisations need confidence that their voting provider has robust security controls—not just promises on a website.

What Is SOC 2 Type II and Why Does It Matter for Online Voting? - Choosing an online voting platform isn't simply about finding software