A board's year, from the budget to the meeting.
Budget, assessments, maintenance, general meeting: Kohabit follows your condo's calendar, and your co-owners take part without creating an account.
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Once a year, the board holds its general meeting. A room rented for the evening, proxies on paper, a quorum counted by hand, and minutes written weeks later, from notes that leave out half the evening.
In Kohabit, you build the agenda item by item. The notice of meeting goes out to every co-owner, fifteen days ahead, and stays archived exactly as sent.
Everyone answers from their email, no account needed. They say they're coming, give a proxy to a neighbour, or vote ahead of time. And reminders go out on their own, only to the people they concern.
On the night, you open the session. Each co-owner checks in from the link they received by email, on their phone, in the room or from home, and the quorum updates with every arrival.
Resolutions are voted on one at a time. The room and those following from home answer the same ballot. Votes are weighted by voting share, proxies included, and the applicable majority is worked out for you.
When the session closes, the minutes are already drafted: attendance, decisions, the result of every vote. You read them, you correct them, and they go out to every co-owner, with the attendance sheet attached.
Your next general meeting, in the room, remotely, or both, can be held in Kohabit. Try it free for sixty days.
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NewOn the night of the meeting, everything happens in Kohabit.
No more room rented for nothing, no more missed quorum, no more minutes written at midnight. You open the session, project it, and let those in the room vote alongside those following from home.
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Before. Notice with the agenda, proxies, early voting by email.
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During. Room console, projected screen, live quorum, item-by-item votes weighted by voting share.
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After. Pre-drafted minutes, results archived, nothing to retype.
General meeting · Votes · Proxies · Minutes
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In the fall, the board prepares the budget. Then, all year long, the treasurer receives cheques and transfers, without ever really knowing who has paid.
In Kohabit, the budget is built line by line, from snow removal to the contingency fund. Once it's adopted, it's split into assessments, according to each unit's share.
Every co-owner gets their notice by email, with their amount and due dates. They pay as usual, by cheque, by transfer or by Interac.
When a payment comes in, you confirm it in one click. The co-owner gets a receipt, and their balance updates right away.
You see at a glance who hasn't paid, and for how many days. One click, and the reminder goes out with the balance due, with nothing to write.
You always know what's left in the operating fund and in the contingency fund. At the end of the year, the financial report is ready for the general meeting.
Kohabit, so the treasurer finally knows who has paid. Try it free for sixty days.
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In the fall, you prepare the budget and send the assessments.
The budget is built line by line, each unit receives its notice by email according to its share of the common expenses, and you see at a glance who has not paid. The reminder goes out in one click, with nothing to write.
Budget · Assessments · Payments · Accounting · Self-insurance fund
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Since Bill 16, every condo must keep a maintenance log, by August 15, 2028 at the latest. But too often, the invoices sit in a box, and no one remembers the last roof inspection, until the day it leaks.
In Kohabit, you enter the components listed by the professional who drew up your log, from the roof to the boiler. Each one has its own maintenance tasks, and how often they're due.
Kohabit sorts what's overdue, what's due in the next thirty days, and what's up to date. And every Monday, the board gets an email with what's ahead.
When a provider comes by, you log the work: the date, the amount and the invoice. The invoice is filed in your documents, the amount is added to your expenses, and the next due date is recalculated.
The whole year of maintenance fits on one screen, in the same calendar as your meetings and your assessments.
And whenever you need it, you print the log as a PDF, with its full history and the twenty-five-year repair plan.
Kohabit helps you keep your log, year after year. Try it free for sixty days.
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All year round, the building's deadlines come to you.
Roof, elevator, fire alarm: every component carries its deadlines, and overdue ones surface on their own. A resident reports a leak, you follow the repair. The maintenance log required by Bill 16 for August 2028 exports as a PDF, ready for the inspector, the buyer or the insurer.
Maintenance log · Maintenance requests · Providers · Insurance
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In October, the snow removal contract runs out. The next general meeting isn't until spring, and the first snowfall won't wait.
In Kohabit, the board opens a vote, with the three bids attached. Every co-owner gets it by email.
Everyone votes in one click, from their link, with no account. Votes count by unit share, and a reminder goes to those who haven't voted, two days before the end.
Quorum is reached. The board announces the company it chose, and sees who has read the announcement, without asking.
When the first snow falls, it's all settled.
Kohabit, to decide between general meetings. Try it free for sixty days.
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Between general meetings, decisions get made without gathering anyone.
An official vote takes two minutes to launch and every co-owner answers from their email, without creating an account. Announcements tell you who has read them, the idea box becomes a ballot when it needs to, and the calendar holds the whole year: notice to send, minutes to share, maintenance log deadline, assessment, insurance renewal. Each date comes from the screen that holds it, and the board finds it in their Google Calendar or Outlook.
Votes · Announcements · Idea box · Messaging · Calendar
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One day, the board changes. And the outgoing president often leaves with the binders, the USB key, and everything they knew.
In Kohabit, the condo's documents are kept in one place: the declaration, the by-laws, the contracts and the financial statements.
Every general meeting keeps its minutes, every vote its result, and the maintenance log all of its work.
When a unit is sold, the certificate the notary asks for is pre-filled from all of that data: the funds, the arrears and the maintenance log.
The new board picks up where the old one left off: nothing gets lost. And at handover time, you can give them a complete archive: register, accounting, maintenance log and documents.
Kohabit, so the condo keeps its memory. Try it free for sixty days.
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When a unit is sold or the board changes, nothing gets lost.
Bylaws, minutes, contracts and financial statements are filed and visible according to each person's role. The syndicate certificate, the document the notary asks for during a sale, is generated in one click. The new board picks up where the old one left off, with the full history.
Documents · Certificates · History · Export at any time
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Your co-owners do not need an account.
They receive announcements, notices of meeting and votes by email, and answer through a secure personal link. No app to install, nobody to talk into signing up. A personal space exists for those who want one, never imposed.
Built by a volunteer board member, for his own meetings.
Kohabit was not born in a management firm. It was born in a real Quebec condo board that had had enough of shared spreadsheets and email chains. Every screen on this page serves in our own buildings before it reaches yours.
Ben, founder of Kohabit
Board member of two Quebec condos
For those checking a detail
Everything Kohabit does, at a glance.
Nineteen modules, all included in the same price. Each one points back to the moment of the year when it serves.
Meetings and decisions
Money
Building and Bill 16
Daily life and documents
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