Median loss per occupational fraud case in ACFE’s 2024 study.
A single source of truth for the whole community
HOAs have been running on trust. That’s the problem.
Preventing confusion and distrust
A resident sees a charge and wants to understand it. The answer may depend on records and conversations maintained in different places. Finding the right context can take days of emails. That confusion can turn a simple question into distrust.
Typical time before an occupational fraud case is detected.
Of surveyed HOA homeowners said they don’t like having an HOA.
Hard questions deserve clear answers
If you want to know where your dues went, why the board chose a vendor, or which rule applied, you should have a clear place to start.
Where did the money go?
TodayYou see a landscaping charge, but you cannot tell what work was done or who approved it.
With Bylaw LedgerSee the landscaping request, approval, vendor record, and reported activity the community has connected.
What led to the decision?
TodayA board member needs to review a financial spending decision but does not have a clear record of the request and vote.
With Bylaw LedgerSee the financial request and money-related board vote recorded in the Pro workspace.
Which rules apply?
TodaySomeone asks whether a payment followed the rules. First, the board has to find the right version of those rules.
With Bylaw LedgerSee the community-selected rules and the review recorded with that request.