The Docket
The Docket is the organization's standing calendar. Every filing, review, and renewal, across compliance, operations, and the board, each one dated and sourced. Built from the fiscal year end and the sector, it holds the full year, so nothing slips.
Rendered on a fictitious organization. Every figure is invented.
Federal filings computed from the fiscal year end and the sector against a sourced rule. Each one carries the authority that sets its date.
The close and review schedule, budget approval, and the audit timeline. These are the organization's own entries, added by the member and standing in the same calendar.
Board meetings, policy reviews, and the self-evaluation. These are the organization's own entries, added by the member and standing in the same calendar.
The calendar opens in the browser, the obligations stand in date order, the organization's own items are added beside them, and what is outstanding stays in view.
The same calendar prints, dated and sourced, and sits in the packet with the rest of the meeting material.
Each month the Docket renders what is outstanding and what comes due, with the record behind every line. Delivery by email is not yet open.
The calendar recomputes when the record or the profile changes.
The three pillars, on the Docket
The Docket comes with membership, alongside the Operating Index and the Casebook monthly. A flat $250 a year for one organization.