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Commander on Board
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Don't Retaliate – Communicate
Boards and their employees need to talk.
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Friction Is the Enemy of Communication
The goal is to get real-time information to residents and boards.
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The Importance of Being in Touch
Whether it's a burst pipe or a proposed assessment, boards and managers need to communicate.
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After the Fire: Claim Clarification
Giving residents the information they need – in person – is good business.
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Ping! You’ve Got Slack!
A tool to organize board conversations.
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Think Before You Leap Into an Emergency
In an emergency, your first call isn’t always your best call.
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Communicate During Emergencies – the Faster, the Better
Our system allows robocalls, emails, and/or a text, and provides instant data on the calls received.
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Tame the Communication Deluge
The free app Slack is a great way to streamline communications.
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Blindsided by Benefits
A union IOU for $300,000 proved a nightmare for one condo.
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