Noticeboard
Street works, trading-area updates, deadlines and association announcements.
For business associations
Give business association members one searchable place for notices, resources, events, documents and trusted local contacts.
Business associations, trader groups and local business networks regularly share practical information with busy members. PutBoard keeps that information organised without becoming a social network or sales platform.
The information gap
Local updates, meeting details, guidance and opportunities often compete for attention across newsletters, chat groups and social posts. A member who needs the information later may not remember where it appeared.
PutBoard can hold the association’s current updates and durable member resources in one searchable location. Members get a clear place to check while networking, advocacy and commercial conversations continue elsewhere.
Keep information on PutBoard. Let conversations happen elsewhere.
What belongs on the Board
PutBoard separates current updates from information people need over time.
Street works, trading-area updates, deadlines and association announcements.
Member guidance, local regulations, campaign resources, maps and downloadable documents.
Member meetings, workshops, markets, consultations and local business events.
Association contacts, member businesses, public agencies, venues and support services.
Open or protected
Publish public information openly when customers and the wider district may benefit. Use a password-protected Board when resources are intended only for association members.
Trusted managers publish and maintain the information. Viewing stays simple: people open one web address from a phone or computer, and can add the Board to their Home Screen.
A focused product
PutBoard is not a CRM, sales pipeline, marketplace or member billing system. It is for association information that people should be able to retrieve reliably.
Common questions
Yes. The Directory can present trusted businesses and useful organisations in a simple, searchable format, subject to the association’s publishing choices.
No. Membership records, payments and renewals should remain in the systems responsible for them.
Yes. An open Board can be viewed without an account, making it suitable for district-wide information as well as member resources.
More communities
One obvious place
Explore a realistic Board or contact us about early access to PutBoard.