Unit

Unit is a practical mobile companion for condominium residents, administrators and liquidators, designed to centralize everyday management, communications and document access. Unit mirrors the existing web portal credentials so sign-in is familiar and switching between devices stays seamless, while bringing task updates, payment tools and essential records into a compact, touch-friendly interface.

Key features

The app lets users view and follow up on open tickets, including priority flags and status history, so requests are tracked from reporting to resolution. For payments, Unit provides a quick way to copy digitable lines and, when supported, launch a selected bank application to complete a transaction, reducing manual entry errors. A detailed condominium quota history shows past payments, dates and reference numbers to help with reconciliation. Administrators can publish announcements and upload meeting minutes, internal rules and other documents that residents can retrieve at any time. Communication tools let residents open calls to administrators or receivers and attach images or files to clarify issues. A dedicated liquidation area centralizes forms and workflows for authorized liquidators and receivers, keeping sensitive tasks segregated from everyday resident functions.

How navigation and controls work

The app adopts familiar mobile controls to reduce learning time: tap-based navigation, swipe gestures for message and ticket previews, and long-press options for quick actions like copying a reference number. A consistent top-level navigation groups Tickets, Payments, Announcements and Documents so users reach common tasks within two taps. In-ticket controls let you add comments, upload attachments, set deadlines and mark milestones. Payment flows open the chosen banking app through an intent when available; otherwise the app stores the digitable line ready for manual use. Search and filter tools help you narrow down records by date, status or document type.

Task progression and auditability

Unit records a simple progression system for operational tasks: new, in progress, awaiting response and closed. Each status change is timestamped and attributed so residents and administrators can follow an audit trail without toggling between systems. Assignments and follow-ups are visible in the ticket history, and push notifications keep stakeholders informed when an item requires attention. This structure supports predictable workflows and reduces time spent on routine follow-ups.

Visual style and customization

The visual design prioritizes clarity: readable typography, clear contrasts for document lists, and compact cards that present key information at a glance. Users can adjust text size and toggle a reduced-motion mode for animations. Administrators can configure which announcements or documents appear on the resident home screen and set priority visuals for urgent notices. The overall look is functional rather than flashy, aimed at helping users complete tasks quickly and confidently.

Security, roles and permissions

Unit enforces role-based access so residents, administrators and liquidators see only the sections relevant to their authorization level. Authentication uses the same portal credentials you already have and supports common mobile security measures such as biometric unlocking where the device permits. Sensitive documents in the liquidation area are separated by permission and stored with transport encryption. Logs and permission checks help maintain accountability when administrative actions are performed.

Accessibility, offline use and reliability

The app includes accessibility considerations such as semantic labels for screen readers, adjustable font sizes and sufficient color contrast for readability. Frequently used documents and recent ticket lists are cached so basic viewing is possible offline; when connectivity is restored the app synchronizes updates and sends any pending actions. Push notifications and local reminders help users stay on top of deadlines even when they are not actively using the app.

Who benefits from Unit

Unit is useful for residents who want an organized way to pay quotas, report and follow up on issues, and access building documentation without logging into a portal. Administrators gain a clearer communication channel and a compact tool for publishing notices and managing requests. Liquidators and receivers have a dedicated, secure workspace for specialized tasks. By keeping records and communication in one place, Unit helps communities reduce friction and improve transparency across routine condominium operations.