Noticeboard
Lift outages, water shutdowns, access changes, repairs and urgent building updates.
For shared-property communities
Create an online noticeboard for a body corporate, strata community, condominium association, owners’ corporation or HOA.
Shared-property communities have different names around the world: bodies corporate, strata communities, condominium associations, owners’ corporations and homeowners associations. They share the same need for clear, current information residents can find again.
The information gap
Maintenance notices, building rules, meeting papers and contractor details are easily scattered between lobby posters, email threads, portals and chat groups. Owners, tenants and residents may receive different fragments of the same information.
PutBoard provides a straightforward information layer for the community. Publish time-sensitive building notices separately from stable rules and documents, while keeping dates and trusted service contacts structured and easy to search.
Keep information on PutBoard. Let conversations happen elsewhere.
What belongs on the Board
PutBoard separates current updates from information people need over time.
Lift outages, water shutdowns, access changes, repairs and urgent building updates.
Building rules, move-in guidance, meeting papers, waste instructions and shared-facility information.
Annual meetings, inspections, maintenance visits and shared-facility closures.
Building management, emergency contacts, approved contractors and nearby services.
Open or protected
Password protection is useful when operational details or shared documents should remain resident-only. General contact and visitor information can instead live on an open Board. Viewers do not need individual accounts in either mode.
Trusted managers publish and maintain the information. Viewing stays simple: people open one web address from a phone or computer, and can add the Board to their Home Screen.
A focused product
PutBoard does not collect levies, manage maintenance requests, run votes or store property records. It keeps published community information clear and findable.
Common questions
Yes. Those structures differ legally, but PutBoard’s role is the same: a trusted information home for the people who share a property or development.
Yes. The organisation decides what to publish and who receives the shared address or password; viewers do not need management access.
No. Requests and work orders belong in an appropriate property-management system. PutBoard can publish confirmed maintenance information residents need to know.
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