Four sets of people, one ledger underneath. Turn on what you need; the accounting stays correct either way.
Co-op societies, RWAs, AOAs and condominiums — the committee, the treasurer, the managing agent, the auditor.
Double-entry ledger, statutory registers, vouchers with attachments. Your auditor gets a read-only login.
Bill run for every flat in one click — maintenance, sinking fund, water, GST, occupancy-based slabs. Raise a special levy — painting, lift replacement — as a one-time charge, split across quarters, or spread monthly, on whichever flats it applies to.
Bill from one common pool, or make every tower its own cost centre. Tower A's lift AMC, water and housekeeping hit Tower A's flats; shared heads still split society-wide. Set it once in society setup — bills, expenses and reports all follow.
Ageing buckets, reminders on day 7, interest on day 30, Section 101 notice drafted on day 90.
Vendor payments with two-step approval, NEFT batches, TDS deducted at source.
Every FD with rate, maturity and accrued interest — nothing matures unnoticed.
Bank feed matched line by line. Unmatched entries are the only thing you look at.
Statutory contribution computed, transferred and reported separately, per your state.
Painting, lift replacement, waterproofing — costed, phased, funded from reserves you can see.
Where funds run short, which project the corpus can carry, what the levy should be. On your numbers.
Nominations, eligibility from the member register, secret ballot, results and minutes.
MCS Act, Karnataka Co-op, AOA and condominium variants — interest, quorum, notice periods.
Community manager and auditor logins with their own inbuilt access, revocable in one tap.
Load your NOC formats once, set a fee per type, and issuance runs itself — dues checked, details merged, PDF signed and delivered, fee booked to income. The committee only sees the exceptions.
Agreement dates, police verification, tenant logins that expire when the lease does.
Every guard, housekeeper and vendor staffer: attendance, ID, verification, incidents, in one profile.
Contracts, AMC renewal dates, service history, ratings from the people who logged the complaint.
Trips logged at the gate, priced per litre, reconciled against the utility ledger.
What entered for a renovation, what left, what is stored in the basement and whose it is.
The guard's module. Designed first, because every record in the system starts at the gate.
Visitor or delivery cleared in four taps — photo, flat, purpose, resident moduleroval.
Staff in and out at the gate. Payroll, the 360 Worker View and the ledger read the same log.
Held at the gate, resident pinged, handover signed. Not a shelf full of guesses.
Every plate in and out, resident or visitor, searchable months later when it matters.
Trip logged, litres captured, priced into utilities — the number the committee argues about, evidenced.
Renovation material in, debris out, with the flat and vendor on record.
Timestamped, photographed, routed to the committee member on call. Nothing settled verbally.
Police 100, ambulance 108, fire 101, emergency 112, plus committee on call.
Shift handover notes, instructions from the committee, read receipts per guard.
Who is verified to enter, whose ID expired, who is inside right now.
The guard checks a booking at the door — no double-booked clubhouse.
Shift start, shift end, absent-guard escalation to the agency and the secretary.
What residents get for the maintenance they pay — the reason anyone opens the app twice.
Bill, pay, receipt — in the app. Statement matches the society ledger to the rupee.
Owners onboard their tenant, set what they can do, and end access when the lease ends.
List an unused slot, set a monthly rate, society approves, money settles through the society.
Clubhouse, courts, lawn — live availability, member rates, no committee WhatsApp poll.
Wing-level events with their own budget, RSVP and contribution collection.
Stand, nominate, vote from your phone. Eligibility checked against the register.
A pass your guest shows at the gate. The guard sees the photo; no call at 11pm.
Standing entry for your maid, tutor, dog walker, courier. Cleared without waking you.
Held at the gate, notified, handed over with a signature — visible while you are at work.
Transfer, renovation or loan NOC — requested and paid for in the app, issued automatically from the society's own template, downloaded as a signed PDF.
Raised with a photo, routed to the right vendor, escalated on SLA, closed with your sign-off.
Panic button to the guard room and your building group, with your flat and phone attached.
Everyone who deals with the society without living in it — and one way the society earns alongside the app.
A referral link, a dashboard showing where your societies are in onboarding, and payout on go-live.
Repeat delivery staff get a verified gate pass — scan at the gate, no calls, no register queue.
An in-app marketplace the society curates — verified local services and offers residents opt into, with income booked to its own head.
Their own login for job cards, service history and invoices — no vendor WhatsApp group.
Community manager and auditor access, scoped and logged, granted by the committee.
