eBoto is an open-source software, which means that the source code is available to the public for review and improvement. Open-source software is generally considered safe because it allows for greater transparency and accountability in the development process.

Yes, eBoto provides a real-time vote count feature. However, during an ongoing election, the candidate's name in the real-time vote count page will not be revealed until the election has ended.

Yes, you can customize the positions in the position dashboard page based on the requirements of your election.

It depends on the election's publicity settings. eBoto offers three types of publicity settings: "Private" where only the election commissioner can see the election; "Voter" where the election is visible to both the commissioner and voters; and "Public" where the election's information and real-time vote count are publicly available.

Yes, the election commissioner can add themselves to the voter's list and vote in their own election.

No, you can manage and vote in multiple elections with a single account. Simply visit your dashboard to view and manage your elections.

Yes, as an election commissioner and voter, you can participate in multiple ongoing elections without the need to create another account.

No, eBoto is available for any type of organization that requires secure and flexible online voting.

Yes, eBoto offers a template for SSG Elections, and you can customize it further in the dashboard page to suit your specific requirements.