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Compliance

From a photo to a paid fine - without a manager in the middle.

Evidence gets checked against your house rules, the letter drafts itself, the fine follows your schedule and is tracked until it's paid. Most portfolios quietly write this money off.

Everything happens in writing — you'll get a concrete plan back, not a sales call.

Step by step

From evidence to collected fine

1

Evidence comes in

A photo from a staff walk-through, a resident report with an attachment, or saved footage - whatever your buildings already produce.

2

Checked against your rules

Against that building's house rules document, not a generic list. The system points to the exact rule that was broken.

3

The letter drafts itself

Formal violation notice on your template: the rule, the evidence, the deadline, the consequence. Ready in a minute, not next Tuesday.

4

Fine follows your schedule

Warning first, fine on repeat, escalation after - your policy, encoded once and applied the same way every time.

5

Tracked until paid

Reminders go out, late penalties accrue per your policy, and the status is visible at any moment - nothing depends on someone remembering.

6

Staff approves every send

No letter reaches a resident without a human clicking approve. The automation does the paperwork; your team keeps the judgment.

Setup

What I need from you

Usually gathered in one email thread. No preparation beyond finding the documents you already have.

House rules per buildingThe current rules documents - PDF or scan is fine.
Fine scheduleAmounts, repeat-offense logic, late penalty policy.
Letter templateYour letterhead or the wording your lawyer approved.
Questions

Fair questions

What about false positives?

Every case passes staff approval before anything is sent, and the system flags how confident it is. A wrong detection costs your team one click, not a resident dispute.

What if a resident disputes the fine?

Each case carries its evidence packet - the photo or video, timestamped, matched to the rule. You argue with a record, not a recollection.

Does it fit our local regulations?

The letters use your template and your counsel's wording. The automation changes who does the paperwork, not what the paperwork says.

How much fine revenue slipped last quarter?

Send two or three sentences about how this works in your office today. You'll get a concrete answer, not a pitch deck.

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or write directly: shulkyn@gmail.com