Aerial view of a neighborhood of homes and autumn trees

Every community you manage.
One workspace.

Assign your team community by community, share templates across your portfolio, and keep every board and homeowner informed, with each community priced by its own homes.

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  • Assigned, not all-access

    Staff see only the communities assigned to them.

  • Templates that scale

    Shared templates across every community you manage.

  • Priced per community

    Each community’s own homes, on the same tiers.

Built for
your whole team.

Everyone sees what their role allows, and your community decides who can do what.

  • Management company admin

    Manages assigned communities, company staff assignments, shared templates, and authorized operational reporting.

  • Property manager

    Handles assigned community operations, communications, work queues, and explicitly delegated financial or review tasks.

  • The boards you serve

    Keep their approvals, see the same records, and decide what to delegate.

Your portfolio.
At a glance.

See every assigned community, what’s open, and what’s overdue, then jump into the one that needs you, with a work queue that knows your role.

  • Basic multi-community management
  • Assigned-community access for each staff member
  • Authorized operational reporting
  • Search, filters, templates, and essential exports
Explore board and management tools
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Work queueOakwood Commons · 5 items for you
See the queue as
Approve the 2027 assessment previewDue Oct 8 · Two approvals
Approval
Payment plan request · Unit 212Due Oct 9 · Dual review
Review
Architectural application · Unit 104Due Oct 9 · Committee
Review
Sign the September minutesDue Oct 12
Signature
Violation follow-up · Unit 233One day overdue
Overdue

Sees the whole queue and gives the second approval where the community requires one.

Day-to-day operations.
Without the inbox.

Work requests, vendors, violations, and communications from one queue per community, with internal notes kept apart from what residents see.

  • Work queues with assignees and deadlines
  • Vendor assignments with limited sharing
  • Targeted messages with shared templates
  • Internal notes kept apart from resident updates
Explore requests and reviews
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Delegated work.
Boards stay in control.

Each board decides what you handle on its behalf. Sensitive actions need explicit authority, and the audit history shows who did what.

  • Explicitly delegated financial or review tasks
  • Approvals and certifications kept with the board
  • Dual review where the community requires it
  • A protected history of every sensitive change
Explore trust and security
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Bring every community over.
One spreadsheet at a time.

Start each community from the spreadsheet it already has. HOAhx suggests how the columns map, flags issues, and imports only after review.

  • AI-assisted column mapping for each community’s spreadsheet
  • Duplicate detection and balance reconciliation
  • Import history and safe corrections
  • Resident invitations and activation tracking
See how getting started works
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Start with one.
Grow with all.

Try HOAhx with one community, then bring over the rest at your pace.

  1. Try HOAhx free

    Set up your community and explore HOAhx with your board for 30 days. No payment method required.

  2. Bring your records

    Start from the spreadsheet you already keep, then review homes, owners, and balances before anything goes live.

  3. Welcome everyone

    When you’re ready, your association subscribes and every homeowner and resident is invited in.

Each community priced by its own homes.

Management companies pay the same tier for each community they manage, from $59 a month for up to 50 homes.

Request portfolio pricing

Manager questions.
Clear answers.

Something else on your mind? Visit the help center.

How does pricing work for management companies?
Each community you manage is priced by its own number of homes, on the same tiers. Tell us about them and we’ll put together pricing for your portfolio.
Can my staff see every community?
Only the communities assigned to them. Company admins assign staff community by community.
Who approves refunds and assessments?
The board, unless it has explicitly delegated a task to you. Sensitive actions need explicit authority, and some need a second approval.
How do we move several communities over?
One community at a time, starting from each one’s spreadsheet. Every import is reviewed and approved before anything goes live.

Your portfolio,
in order.