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Community operations • Board guidance • Oversight

One clear systemfor your association.

Association Radar brings community requests, architectural reviews, ownership records, governing compliance, rental oversight, and board follow-up into one accountable workspace.

Public information requires human verification — Association Radar never confirms a violation or issues a notice or fine on its own.

Association Radar — Board reviewSample data

Rental Activity Review

Medium Confidence

Possible under-minimum rental activity

Harborview Commons Condominium Association (demonstration property) · Unit 214 (fictional)

Rule
Association rule: 7-night minimum rental period
Observed
Public review describes a 3-night stay (fictional sample)
Needs Review
  1. Concern identified
  2. Evidence organized
  3. Board packet prepared

Stop chasing rental sites, email threads, spreadsheets, and disconnected reports.

Most associations track possible rental activity across a dozen places at once — a link someone texted the manager, a screenshot in an email, a spreadsheet only one person updates, and a complaint a resident mentioned at a meeting. Nothing connects, nothing is dated, and by the time the board meets nobody can say what was actually reviewed.

Association Radar brings all of it into one place: what was found, where it came from, when it was captured, which unit it may concern, and what management decided. One record, in order, ready for the board.

Rental compliance. Community requests. Architectural review. One accountable record.

Give boards, owners, and management one organized place to review rental concerns, manage community and architectural requests, maintain ownership records, and keep decisions documented.

Owners & residents

Report community issues, follow requests through resolution, and submit renovation or modification applications with plans, photos, contractor documents, and revisions.

Association managers & management companies

Work from one organized system for rental compliance, community requests, ownership records, and architectural-review applications — from intake and completeness review through reviewer assignment, decision, and closeout.

Board members

Review organized rental-compliance records and architectural or modification applications — including plans, revisions, reviewer comments, conditions, and documented decisions.

One connected record: what was submitted, what was found, where it came from, when it was captured, who reviewed it, and what was decided — preserved for the association.

People remain responsible for every decision. Association Radar organizes the information and prepares the documents; it never decides, sends, or enforces on its own.

The Community Request Center is included with every active recurring Association Radar plan — Association Monitoring, Association Monitoring Plus, Management 5, Management 10, and a custom Larger Portfolio agreement — at no additional charge. It is not part of a one-time purchase such as the One-Time Compliance Packet.

Architectural review

Planning a renovation or modification?

Submit your project through Association Radar and follow it from application through association review — plans, photos, and contractor documents in one place, with the decision and any conditions recorded for the association.

Sign in to your association account. Requests are filed against a unit you are authorized for. Available with Association Monitoring Plus and Management plans.

How it works

From association setup to a board-ready record

Three stages, six steps. You confirm the rules and every decision; Association Radar organizes the information in between.

  1. 1

    Set up

    Association, buildings, owners & governing rules

    Detailed steps 1–3

  2. 2

    Operate

    Requests, reviews, concerns & compliance

    Detailed step 4

  3. 3

    Decide & track

    Board action, history & follow-up

    Detailed steps 5–6

See the actual output

Organized evidence a board can actually read

A focused example, built from clearly-labeled sample data — the observed public wording, the association rule, the review status, and the recommended next step, ending in a board-ready packet.

Board Evidence Review

Prepared for board review · sample data

Medium ConfidenceSample data

Possible under-minimum rental activity

Association
Harborview Commons Condominium Association (demonstration association)
Unit
Unit 214 (fictional)
Association rule
Association rule: 7-night minimum rental period (Declaration §12.3, sample)
Observed — public source
Public review describes a 3-night stay (fictional sample)
Review status
Needs Review — awaiting a person's decision
Recommended next step
Recommend management verification before any board action.
Board Review Packet · PDF / WordDraft — not issued

Not a determination of any violation.

Who it is for

Built for everyone reviewing rental concerns

Boards, community managers and management companies, and association counsel — each sees an organized, source-linked record instead of scattered screenshots.

Board members

See possible rental-rule compliance issues in plain language, organized by unit with the public evidence attached — so the board can review fairly and decide with management and counsel.

Association managers & management companies

Replace scattered spreadsheets with a repeatable, documented workflow across every association you manage — captured listing evidence, review status, and board-ready packets in one place.

Association counsel

Receive an organized, source-linked review record with capture dates, confidence levels, and an audit trail — prepared for your review, never a substitute for it.

Reports & evidence

The Association Radar Compliance Packet

One board-ready packet brings the applicable rule, ownership information, source-linked evidence, coverage limitations, review status, and recommended next steps together — with the review disclaimer on every output.

The packet is prepared for management and board review. It organizes public-source evidence, community submissions, and review status; it does not establish that any violation occurred, calculate a fine, or take an enforcement action.

See reports & documents

Association Radar Compliance Packet

The following are parts or exports of the packet, not separate products you buy or a separate purchase you need to make:

  • Owner and Unit RegisterPDF · Word
  • Rental Activity ReviewPDF · Word
  • Unit Evidence PagesPDF · Word
  • Full Research AppendixPDF · Word · Excel
  • Audit HistoryPDF · CSV

Board stays in control

Clear evidence in. Human decision out.

Association Radar organizes the information and prepares the documents. Your board, management, and counsel decide what happens next — nothing is sent, fined, or determined automatically.

A clear human control point before any action

  1. Concern received
  2. Evidence reviewed
  3. Association Radar Compliance Packet prepared
  4. Board or committee decision
  5. Association sends approved correspondence

Human verification

People review the evidence and decide. Nothing escalates without an explicit confirmation.

Coverage limitations shown

Public data can be incomplete; missing data is shown as not found, and an unavailable source is never evidence.

No automatic enforcement

Association Radar prepares drafts and evidence — sending any notice is always your association's decision.

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Choose your product

The One-Time Compliance Packet, or ongoing monitoring for one association or a portfolio

Association Radar is licensed per association workspace — one legal association, which may include several buildings under the same governing documents, board, and owner registry. Each standard association workspace includes up to 250 residential units. Larger or non-standard associations are arranged with a custom quote.

One-Time Compliance Packet

$349 once

A point-in-time public-source compliance review for one association. No monitoring.

Association Monitoring

$99/month · $990/year

Ongoing weekly monitoring, reports, and action tracking for one association.

Association Monitoring Plus

$149/month · $1,490/year

Everything in Association Monitoring, plus complete Architectural Review for renovation and modification applications.

Management 5

$299/month · $2,990/year

Portfolio monitoring for up to five association workspaces with a central dashboard.

Management 10

$499/month · $4,990/year

Portfolio monitoring for up to ten association workspaces with priority onboarding.

Give your board and management a clearer way to care for your community.

Organize rental compliance, community requests, ownership information, and board-ready records in one place — with people in control of every decision.