Diligent Boards

The software does not allow URLs to be created for board books, individual pages or other content. This is critical functionality that has been in competitive offerings since day one. This is a showstopper. Do not buy until they fix it. In addition, if your company enables MFA, then users cannot switch between board books without logging out and logging in again. Since Diligent does not play nicely with my password manager, this is a real pain.

I like using the app to follow the book in parallel to having the web app open on my computer. Easy to look at my notes on the go.

Have been using for almost 10 years and while your passcode setting is cumbersome (frequent changes, burdensome naming rules) in the past your support was A+ in handling changes. Called and someone answered immediately and fixed the issue. Today the system would not let me change the passcode, tried 5 times and times out before I can change it. When calling support I was put on hold for too long and had to call back later to hold again. Process in past took 3 mins and today spent over an hour on this.

Has been a very good app. Latest update, though, introduced a bug. Now, using the pen feature for marking up documents doesn’t work - marks are invisible till you exit markup (which means you can’t see what you’re doing), and even then some of them don’t show. PLEASE FIX THIS ASAP!

Such as “Resource Center,” contacts and calendar. Also, all versions should provide user to search a specific document, folder or entire library. Finally, annotation feature set is quite limited compare to others.

Terrific App, much better than the competition. The push notification feature is a neat feature for signing documents through Diligent.

Nothing special here

Should have expected this to be the case. Not holding my breath for an update before my next meeting that requires Boards for its board papers in a months time which will be a total PIA. Will no doubt have to try to use the browser client instead..

This was a big gap for me. Now markups are great. Would be great to have a =n index to annotations, like in Good Reader.

A good app, better than some of its competitors, with decent navigation and security. However they have missed a big opportunity by not having native support for Apple Pencil, which would be transformative for board members as they review, prepare and participate. The Pencil sort of works without software support, but without proper coding it loses details, rendering it unusable.