Open your community dashboard
A satellite map of your common area, the visits recorded against it, a ranked worklist of what needs a decision, and every vendor’s own invoice in one view.
Features
A board sees the map and everything recorded against it. The vendor running that work opens the same record from its own side, with its orders, its paperwork, and what it is owed.
For communities
Board members and community managers open the same dashboard.
A satellite map of your common area, the visits recorded against it, a ranked worklist of what needs a decision, and every vendor’s own invoice in one view.
Map the ground once, say what you need, and insured vendors answer the same scope with proposals. Your management team reads them side by side and selects one.
Members vote on the proposals in front of them. The tally is the record, and the minutes come off the same page rather than out of somebody’s notes.
Insurance and trade credentials are verified up front and tracked from then on. An expiration closes that vendor’s proposals instead of quietly slipping past.
The two dashboards
A board opens it to ask whether the work got done and what it cost. On the vendor’s side the questions are which stop is next and when the invoice clears.
A community opens it
“Was the work done?”
“What did it cost?”
its own dashboard
One record
the visit · the proof · the invoice
A vendor opens it
“Which stop is next?”
“When does this clear?”
its own dashboard