Majlis brings the discipline of a great chief of staff to the board member: read the packet, remember every commitment, prepare the sharpest questions — in Arabic and English.
Board work is conservative, consequential, often bilingual. The palette borrows from old ledgers and majlis textiles — ink, cream, muted gold — never neon.
Fraunces carries headlines with quiet authority; IBM Plex Sans Arabic gives equal weight to the right-to-left voice. Inter does the quiet work in between.
The board's working capital position deteriorated 18% quarter-over-quarter, driven primarily by extended payment cycles in the Gulf segment. Management proposes a standby facility of SAR 400M to bridge operations through Q2.
تراجع رأس المال العامل للشركة بنسبة ١٨٪ في الربع الأخير، نتيجة تمديد دورات السداد في قطاع الخليج. تقترح الإدارة تسهيلاً ائتمانياً احتياطياً بقيمة ٤٠٠ مليون ريال لتعزيز السيولة حتى الربع الثاني.
Sharp 2px radii, hairline borders, minimal fills. Gold appears only where the eye should actually go.
Every board seat is a workspace. Every meeting is a timeline entry. Every document becomes a source Majlis can reason over — always with a citation.
The packet covers Q1 financials, external auditor's interim report, and a proposed change to the related-party transaction policy. Two items carry forward from the last meeting: the IT general controls remediation planMin-Dec24·p.8 and the scope of the forensic review.Min-Feb26·p.3
Every factual claim links back to a page in a document. No source, no statement. The director decides; Majlis only shows receipts.
Documents never cross between boards. A question about ACWA never sees a page from Aramco. Conflicts of interest are architectural, not policy.
Arabic and English are peers. The packet arrives mixed; the advice returns mixed. Neither language is a translation of the other.
What was promised three meetings ago is still on Majlis's mind. The platform tracks commitments across time, owners, and agendas.
Majlis frames opinions as the sharpest possible questions — not as the answer. The chair still runs the meeting.
Per-workspace encryption, zero-retention LLM calls, local document storage. A single leak would end the product; design presumes that.