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The Willow Creek entrance is under water.

Solutions - HOA and Community Managers

The HOA management software that runs your communities from first call to board packet.

Genaya helps HOA and community association managers run homeowner requests, vendor dispatch, inspections, board approvals, assessments, and reporting without splitting the community record across systems.

Work order modelRequest to closeout
ApprovalsBoard sign-off built in
ReportingBoard-ready packets
A day on Genaya

One community day, from a flooded entrance to a closed ticket

Follow a single Tuesday at a community-management company that runs on Genaya. Every moment below is the same platform and the same record - homeowner, vendor, board, and ledger, with no re-typing.

7:20AM

A homeowner calls before the office opens

Alice at Lot 118 finds the Willow Creek entrance under water and calls the management office. Nobody is in yet - so the AI receptionist answers, gets the community and the symptom, and opens an urgent work order before the first coffee is poured.

8:05AM

The work order finds its vendor

The community manager opens the day to a triaged queue, not a voicemail box. WO-4127 goes to GreenScape Irrigation - the preferred vendor for the association - and their acceptance lands back on the ticket in minutes.

10:40AM

The manager walks the community

While the crew digs at the entrance, the manager runs the monthly inspection route. Violations get logged with photos from the phone, the courtesy notice to Lot 62 goes out automatically, and the repair progress stays visible on the same screen.

1:15PM

The repair crosses the limit - the board taps approve

The main line replacement pushes the repair past the $1,000 spending authority, so Genaya routes it to the board president with the quote and photos attached. Marcus approves from his phone in 18 minutes - no email chain, no stalled repair.

3:30PM

The cost posts to the operating ledger

The vendor bill is recorded once and flows everywhere it belongs: onto the work order, into the Willow Creek operating ledger, and into the August board packet - with the board approval already attached.

5:00PM

The survey goes out while the lawn drains

Closing the ticket fires a one-tap satisfaction survey to Alice - while the fix is still fresh. Her five stars land on the work order, and the association score ticks up before dinner.

6:30PM

Every community closes the day in one view

Sixteen associations, twenty-three open requests, dues at 97 percent. The evening dashboard shows the whole portfolio - what happened, what it cost, and what each board will see - with nothing left to chase.

Day closed - every request, dollar, and board update reconciled
One platform

Every community, vendor, and dollar on one record.

Homeowner calls, work orders, violations, board approvals, vendor bills, and assessments share the same association record - so the manager and the board always see the same truth.

Behind the day

Genaya turns community management into one connected request, approval, and reporting system.

The platform links homeowner intake, vendor dispatch, inspections, board approvals, invoices, and analytics so managers can run every association from first call to board-ready closeout.

See how it works

Community-aware records

Work orders, violations, and architectural requests start with the right association, lot, homeowner, and budget context already attached.

Board approvals in the flow

Spending limits route decisions to board members automatically - with the quote and photos attached, approvable from a phone.

Board-ready reporting

Packets, ledgers, and homeowner updates come directly from the work that actually happened - no month-end rebuild.

Product Demo

A community board where requests, vendors, and board approvals stay connected.

This workflow shows how Genaya supports a community issue from homeowner intake through dispatch, board approval, and financial closeout.

Request
Homeowner intake
Irrigation main burstAssociation, lot, homeowner, and urgency captured in one record.
Violation reported at Lot 62Photos and history attach before any notice goes out.
Dispatch
Vendor coordination
Preferred vendor assignedAssignment and schedule stay visible to the management team.
In-house crew fallbackCoverage gaps surface before a request slips.
Approval
Board decisions
Repair quote pendingBoard sign-off stays attached to the underlying work order.
Spending limit enforcedAnything over the threshold routes to the board automatically.
Reporting
Closeout and billing
Vendor bill postedThe operating ledger reflects the same service history.
Board packet queuedCloseout reporting mirrors the actual operational timeline.
Community contextAttached from intake
Board approvalsRouted automatically
Packet prepBuilt from the day
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What you get

The modules community managers run on

Each capability ships inside Genaya - one login, one association record, no integration project.

Community and homeowner records

Keep associations, lots, homeowners, board members, and vendors visible from one workspace.

Inside GenayaCompanies + Clients

Work orders with vendor dispatch

Assign maintenance and common-area work with schedules, checklists, and live status built in.

Inside GenayaAppointments + Schedule

Board approvals and governance

Track spending limits, who approved what, and how every decision moved before closeout.

Inside GenayaTasks + Ops Config

Assessments and board reporting

Connect dues, vendor bills, and board packets to the work-order history the community already trusts.

Inside GenayaInvoices + Reports
Tomorrow, 7:00 AM

Run tomorrow's communities on Genaya.

See how Genaya supports request intake, vendor dispatch, board approvals, assessments, and board-ready reporting in one platform.