What is happening in the community
Meetings, events and community notices published to the portal, with the dates that decide what is current and what has expired.
One community calendar
Board meetings, maintenance windows and community events on a single calendar every owner can open, instead of a flyer by the mailboxes.
Announcements with dates
A notice publishes and expires on its own dates, so what an owner reads is current and last season's notice stops showing.
Notifications that reach people
The same notice can go out by email, text message and portal alert, with a record of what was sent and to whom.
Papers attached to the meeting
Agenda, minutes and supporting documents attached to the event itself, so the packet is where the meeting is.
Notice given, and provable
Florida meeting requirements turn on notice: what was announced, when and to whom. Publishing from one place means the evidence exists without anyone assembling it afterwards.
- Meeting notices published on the schedule the statute requires
- Owners see the calendar without asking the office
- Announcements targeted to the whole community or one building
- A record of every notice and its delivery
Keep the community genuinely informed
Tell us how many units you manage and how the community is run today. We will walk you through it with your own numbers in it.