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Register a building
For residents and owners

Building issues
in one place.

Report an issue, follow its progress and discuss proposals with neighbours—even without an owners’ association. Owners with verified rights can take part in votes.

Start with your buildingHow it works
Bendria resident workspace
Built for real building operations

Your building workspace

Updates, documents and responsible people in one place.

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Initiatives

Raise an issue and gather neighbour support before a formal decision.

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Owner voting

Owners can vote after their rights for that building have been verified.

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Only relevant alerts

Get reminders about deadlines, decisions and actions that need you.

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A clear workflow

From the first issue to a verifiable result

  1. 01

    Join the building

    Register by address; owner voting rights are granted only after document review.

  2. 02

    Raise an issue

    Describe the need, attach photos and invite neighbours.

  3. 03

    Discuss the decision

    Review the proposal and documents; owners with verified rights can vote.

  4. 04

    Track the outcome

    Works, payments and warranty remain in one history.

One building. One clear workflow.

Start with the issue that matters most today.

Start with your building

What can you do in your building?

Can we start without an owners’ association?

You can raise an issue, discuss a problem and initiate workspace preparation. The official manager or responsible representative must be involved separately. Creating an account does not change the management arrangement or grant management rights.

Can every resident vote?

Residents can join community discussions under their access rights. Formal owner voting is for verified participants under the relevant procedure. A tenant account, verified email or Google sign-in does not prove ownership or voting rights.

Are documents and votes visible to everyone?

Access depends on the document, building and participant role. A public tender does not authorise publishing owner lists or contractor prices. Voting reports also depend on procedure and secrecy requirements; a PDF summary is not a substitute for a qualified electronic signature.