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Awards and elections on one platform

Run the ballot on the platform that already runs the award

Board, committee, council, union, student, and professional-body elections — candidate nomination, voter registers, secret or open ballots, quorum tracking, and an auditable count.

VOTER REGISTER

Why both

A verified list of who may take part, a process nobody can quietly influence, and a result that holds up when questioned.

The organisations that run a serious awards programme are usually the same ones that run a board election, a committee vote, or a membership ballot — and they need the same things from both.

Professional bodies, associations, and foundations typically buy two systems for this, or run the election on paper. FAAES does both on the same permission model, register, and audit trail. The major awards platforms do not offer this.

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Shared foundation

One foundation, two mandates

Awards
Shared
Elections
Eligibility screening
Who may take part
Voter register
Entries and nominations
Who is being assessed
Candidates and seconding
Scoring, ranking, jury
The decision step
Open or secret ballot
Conflicts and recusals
Integrity control
One vote per elector
Score matrix and approvals
The record
Auditable count
One permission model and one audit trail across both

Secure balloting

What the electoral workflow covers

Configured alongside the awards capability, on the same platform.

  • Candidate nomination and seconding
  • Eligibility verification
  • Eligible-voter registers
  • One-vote-per-elector enforcement
  • Secret or open ballots
  • Quorum and turnout tracking
  • An auditable count
  • Role-based access and audit logging across activity and decisions

Where it is used

Elections FAAES is configured for

Board electionsCommittee votesCouncil electionsUnion ballotsStudent electionsProfessional-body electionsMembership ballots

Bring us your most complicated workflow

Not the simple one. The one with the regional round, the two-stage jury, the conflict-of-interest rule, and the category that works differently from all the others.