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Draw your community once and every vendor starts from the same map.

Trace your common areas on a satellite image. Your RFP carries an approximate acreage.

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What the map does

  • You draw the boundary

    Trace your common areas on real satellite imagery. A manual draw is always available.

  • An approximate acreage

    The figure is an estimate from your drawing. It is not a survey.

  • It travels with the RFP

    Every vendor reads the same map and the same scope, so the proposals compare.

  • Vendors confirm on site

    A vendor checks the acreage on its walkthrough before it prices the work.

How to map your community

  1. Find your community on the satellite map.
  2. Trace the common areas you want serviced.
  3. Send the RFP with the map attached.

The boundary is the one you draw.

Keep reading

Hands of a board member rest on a printed proposal packet with folded reading glasses and a tablet beside it, a clear blue community pool soft through the window.

Side-by-side proposals

Every vendor answers the same scope, so price and coverage line up.
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A community clubhouse exterior.

Community dashboard

Schedules, visit reports, insurance, invoices and votes sit on one screen instead of in five inboxes.
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A covered clubhouse patio with a fire table, grills and seating. Residents sit at a table in the middle distance, faces indistinct.

Requests

Board members send a request to the community manager and can see where it stands.
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Draw your community to start.

Draw your boundary and send your first RFP.

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