Unit Records Lived In Separate Files
Owner details, fee status, and maintenance history for each unit weren't kept in one consistent place.
Condominium committees and managers are responsible for owners, units, fees, meetings, and maintenance across a building, often without a shared system to track any of it consistently. We designed and built a SaaS MVP for condominium committees and managers to manage owners, units, fees, meetings, documents, maintenance, and communications.
Condominium committees manage dozens or hundreds of units, and without a shared system, fee collection, maintenance tracking, and owner communication end up split across whichever tool a committee member happens to use.
The platform gives committees and managers one place to track owners and units, collect fees, schedule meetings, store documents, and manage maintenance requests and communications across the building.
Owner details, fee status, and maintenance history for each unit weren't kept in one consistent place.
Tracking which units had paid their fees relied on manually cross-checking bank statements.
Owners reported issues without a reliable way to check whether the committee had acted on them.
A platform built around unit records, tracked fees, and maintenance requests owners can follow.
Every unit's owner details, fee status, and history are kept together for the committee to reference.
Committees see which units are current on fees and which need follow-up, without manual reconciliation.
Committee meetings are scheduled and recorded, with minutes available to owners after the fact.
Owners submit maintenance issues and can see their status, instead of wondering if it was addressed.
Bylaws, meeting minutes, and financial records are stored centrally for the committee and owners.
Managers send updates and announcements that reach every owner in the building consistently.
We reviewed how committees currently manage units, fees, meetings, and maintenance across a building.
We defined how owners, fees, and maintenance should be tracked consistently by unit.
Our engineers built unit records, fee tracking, and maintenance requests as one connected platform.
We tested the platform against real committee administration tasks to confirm it fit day-to-day use.
The MVP launched ready to manage live building operations, with room to add more features next.
A unit tracked in three different files is a unit nobody fully understands — bring it into one system, and the building finally has a single source of truth.
Every owner, fee, and maintenance record is tied directly to the unit it belongs to.
Committee members and managers get the tools relevant to their responsibilities on the platform.
Maintenance requests move through defined stages, giving owners visibility into progress.
The MVP's data model supports adding online fee payment in later product phases.
× Unit records scattered across separate files
× Fee collection tracked manually against bank statements
× Maintenance requests with no visible follow-through
× No consistent way to reach every owner
✓ Every unit's records kept in one place
✓ Fee status visible without manual reconciliation
✓ Maintenance requests tracked to resolution
✓ Owner communications reach the whole building
Track the unit once. Let the committee see the whole building.
A condominium committee can't manage what it can't see clearly. By combining unit records, fee tracking, and maintenance requests in one platform, the MVP turns building administration from scattered files into a system the committee can rely on.
"A committee can't be accountable to owners it can't see clearly. Track every unit consistently, and the building stops depending on whoever happens to remember the details.
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If your committee can't reliably track units, fees, and maintenance, MVPHUB can help design and build the condominium management MVP your building needs.
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