Quarter is reachable from WhatsApp, from email and from the web, and all three are the same conversation about the same building.
8:13 AM
Re: the plumber's invoice
Ours. The riser inside the wall is common property, so it's paid from the operating account rather than billed to your unit. Filed against the bathroom leak job.
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Is the leak in unit 4 ours or theirs?
Ours, same job I answered by email this morning. I'll message you when the plumber confirms a time.
Inbound email is matched to a building by the address it was sent to and to a person by the address it was sent from, then handed to the same agent the web chat uses. Replies are threaded on the message id, so a long exchange stays one conversation.
WhatsApp runs on the Cloud API. The handset is the proof of identity, that is what makes a claim from a posted letter work without a password.
Every address a building sends from is assembled from that building's own jurisdiction. A committee reading an Australian dashboard on the New Zealand domain still sends and receives on the Australian one.
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The trial is the web door. What arrives on WhatsApp and by email lands in this same conversation, no separate inbox, no second record to reconcile.
No account, no email address. It's a demo building, so nothing reaches anybody's neighbours.
Worth as much as knowing what it does, and otherwise found out at the worst moment.
An answer about your own building, with the clause it came from.
Your manager needs no login for Quarter to work.
The people who actually fix things, and a way to find one.
Everything that arrives gets an owner and a date.
An idea in a message, worked up into something you can vote on.
Agenda, notice, quorum, minutes and the actions after.
What the building costs, what each home pays, what is put aside.
What the building is covered for, and when it lapses.
What the building will need, and whether the money is there.
The paperwork, read once and answerable from then on.
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