Electronic voting for Universities

Authority elections, consultations and tri-constituency participation: fast, secure and auditable electronic processes for your community.

  • ISO 27001
  • Legal & technical validity
  • Results in minutes
  • Live support

Solutions for Universities

Choose the type of process you need to digitise. Each one includes the services that make it run end to end, with ballot secrecy guaranteed.

Institutional elections

From rectorate to councils and directorates, with auditable results.

  • Rectorate election — the highest authority, with full guarantees and auditable results.
  • Deanships & department directorates — authorities and collegiate posts in each faculty.
  • Assemblies & representatives to councils — academics and staff in collegiate bodies.
  • Student elections — student federations and unions, with high turnout and secret ballot.

Includes

  • Roll by constituency
  • Secret ballot
  • Automatic weighting
  • Automated count
  • Auditable minutes

Consultations & plebiscites

Formal decisions from the whole community, with quorum and record.

  • Tri-constituency consultations — academics, students and staff in a joint vote.
  • Reforms & academic consultations — curricular and regulatory decisions of the institution.
  • Student plebiscites — binding consultations for federations and student unions.

Includes

  • Secret ballot
  • Real-time quorum
  • High concurrency
  • Immediate results
  • Minutes & certificate

Accreditation & tri-constituency participation

Complex rolls and weighted voting, on-site or remote.

  • Roll by constituency — separate registration of academics, students and staff.
  • Vote weighting — automatic, precise calculation of each constituency's weight.
  • Remote participation — voting from any device across distributed campuses.

Includes

  • Accreditation & attendance
  • Multi-constituency
  • Weighting by constituency
  • Multi-device
  • High concurrency
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More than software: a guarantor for your process

What stands behind every election, consultation or assembly we run with you.

Complex rolls and constituencies

Automatic, precise weighting by constituency, with no manual errors.

Cryptographic ballot secrecy

Absolute anonymity and tamper-proof ballots.

High concurrency

Thousands of simultaneous voters across distributed campuses or distance learning.

Auditable results

Automated count with technical backing and minutes that give institutional certainty.

Success Stories & Trust

Leading universities that trust our technology for their internal democracy:

Universidad de Santiago de Chile
Instituto Tecnológico de Costa Rica
Universidad de Concepción
Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María
Universidad Católica del Norte
Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción - UCSC
DUOC UC
Universidad del Desarrollo
Universidad Austral de Chile
Universidad Central
Universidad de Costa Rica
Universidad Andrés Bello
Universidad de Cuenca
Universidad Tecnológica Metropolitana (UTEM)
Universidad Mayor

Modernise participation processes at your institution

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The system uses advanced cryptography that makes it impossible to know individual preferences. No one can know who each person voted for, guaranteeing complete anonymity.

Yes. The system complies with the data protection regulations applicable in each country, ensuring your personal information is used solely to verify your identity.

Data is stored on AWS (Amazon Web Services), which has the highest levels of security, redundancy and protection against external attacks worldwide.

You can vote from any device with an internet connection and a browser: mobile phones, tablets, computers and even Smart TVs.

No. Once you confirm and submit your vote, it enters the electronic ballot box and cannot be modified or deleted, ensuring the integrity of the election.

Immediately. Once the vote officially closes, the system performs the automatic count and the final results are ready within seconds.

Yes. We have a dedicated help desk to assist voters who have questions about access or technical difficulties throughout the entire process.