You put your hand up to help, not to take on a second job. Quarter automates the administration that can be automated and breaks the rest into guided decisions, so the committee takes an evening rather than a weekend.
Message Quarter in the app, by email or by text, and we'll take it from there.
Connects to:
The owner's way in
Every building on Quarter gets its own address, its own number and its own QR code. Put them on a card at settlement, a magnet on the fridge, a notice by the lifts.
No app to install, no account to make, no password to lose. One page with three things on it, and what an owner does here is exactly what the committee and the managers see.
Ask in your own words. Most questions come back answered on the spot, out of your building's own rules.
Submit a request and watch it move. The status you see is the status the committee and the manager see.
Put an idea up, or vote on somebody else's, costs attached, deadline showing, no meeting required.
All of it lands in the same place your committee already works, so an owner asking a question and a committee running the body corporate are looking at one set of facts, not two.
Solar on the roof. Chargers in the car park. An AGM that reaches quorum. A guide for each, against the Unit Titles Act 2010, with the grants and the rules that actually apply.
No. It coordinates the obligations and the communications you already have, so they take less time.
So do we. It's built around the Unit Titles Act and manages your members register, LTMP, health & safety, disclosures, and meeting obligations. The AI assistant is trained on NZ body corporate law and is always available to answer questions.
Quarter is your system of record. All decisions, financials, correspondence and documents live in one place. When committee members change, the new person logs in and has full visibility of everything. No knowledge is lost and no handover gaps.
Yes. No lock-in contracts. If you move on, your records are in one place and easy to hand over.
Set your building up and invite your neighbours in minutes.
