Guides for condominium managers
Honest comparisons and practical guides for property and condominium managers: how to choose the right software, when to leave spreadsheets behind, cloud versus desktop, how much a management platform really costs, and how to get the most out of accounting, meetings and communications.
Access and permissions in condominium software
Roles, data visible to unit owners, collaborators, and the least privilege principle in digital condominium management.
Read the guide Practical regulationsAccess to condominium records: resident rights
What a resident can request, within what timeframe, and where privacy limits apply to other residents' data.
Read the guide Practical regulationsThe condominium tax compliance calendar
The recurring tax deadlines an Italian condominium administrator cannot afford to miss, from withholding tax to the annual 770 return.
Read the guide ComparisonsExternal or internal condominium manager
Professional external manager or resident put in charge by the assembly: liability, costs and tools compared to choose with full awareness.
Read the guide ComparisonsSingle manager or structured practice for the condominium
Single manager versus a structured practice with multiple staff: service continuity, coverage during absences, breadth of expertise and cost compared.
Read the guide Practical regulationsHow to keep the condominium register up to date
What the condominium register must contain, who must update it, how to handle privacy correctly and which tools help.
Read the guide ComparisonsCondominium app or desktop software
App and cloud versus desktop software: which differences actually matter for property managers and residents day to day.
Read the guide Features & toolsThe resident app: the features that matter
A practical look at which resident app features actually save time: statement, documents, reports, payments and assembly notices.
Read the guide Features & toolsDigital archiving of condominium documents
How to build a condominium digital archive that covers retention duties, fast search and secure resident access.
Read the guide CommunicationsResident portal: what it should offer
Account statement, documents, deadlines, issue reports and payments: the features that make a resident portal genuinely useful.
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