Multiple buildings
Switch building and role without losing context.
Learn moreFor managers and associationsManage buildings clearly.
Manage buildings clearly.
From the owner list to a decision.
Manage members, owner lists, decision drafts, documents and works across multiple buildings in one place.
Built for real building operations
Clear voting rules
Set the quorum, required majority and voting weight in the decision draft.
Learn moreDocument history
Versions, deadlines, approvals and owners remain traceable.
Learn moreAction overview
See pending work, participation and upcoming deadlines.
Learn moreA clear workflow
From the first issue to a verifiable result
- 01
Create the workspace
Add the building, management basis and responsible organisation.
- 02
Invite participants
Access is scoped to a specific building and role.
- 03
Run the workflow
Initiative, vote, bids and delivery follow one another.
- 04
Export evidence
Minutes, documents and audit history are ready for review.
One building. One clear workflow.
Start with your buildingStart with the issue that matters most today.
From one building to a managed portfolio
How do single-building and portfolio plans differ?
A single-building plan covers one workspace. A portfolio manager needs a separate context for each building, staff roles and organisation oversight. Current prices are on the pricing page; multi-building activation scope is agreed separately.
Does a resident’s invitation grant management rights?
No. It starts a relationship review; the management basis is checked separately. Owner lists and voting rights require their own verification. A shared account must not by itself expose other buildings’ data.
What is a useful first issue?
For meter replacement, prepare alternatives and documents, verify the participants and procedure, and inform them. If contractors are needed, publish the scope and compare proposal conditions. Support in a survey is not automatically a formal owner decision.