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Meeting Management

The Meetings workspace covers everything from AGMs to informal resident updates. Directors can create meetings, invite attendees, run date polls, and keep the full record — agenda, documents, minutes, and resolutions — in one place.

Meeting types

TypeWhen to use
AGMAnnual general meeting for accounts, board decisions, and governance
General MeetingFormal meeting outside the annual cycle for urgent decisions
Resident MeetingInformal updates, consultations, and community discussions
Major WorksDedicated meeting for large maintenance or improvement projects

Creating a meeting

1

Open Meetings

Navigate to Meetings from the sidebar or dashboard.
2

Create a new meeting

Click New Meeting and choose the meeting type.
3

Set date, time, and format

Choose in-person, virtual, or hybrid. For virtual meetings, integrated video conferencing is available.
4

Add agenda and documents

Write the agenda and attach supporting papers — budgets, reports, proposals — so attendees can review in advance.
5

Invite attendees

Add residents, directors, and any external guests. Use a date poll first if you need to find the best time.
6

Send notices

The platform can send meeting notices and reminders to invited residents.

During the meeting

  • Virtual meetings: Attendees join via a link with no extra apps required
  • Voting: Run live polls or resolutions during the meeting
  • Attendance: Track who attended for the minutes
  • Minutes: Take notes directly in the meeting record or upload a document afterwards

After the meeting

1

Upload minutes

Add the formal minutes and any resolutions passed.
2

Link documents

Attach signed minutes, voting results, and any approved budgets.
3

Update related issues

If the meeting decided on maintenance or financial actions, update the relevant issues.
4

Announce outcomes

Post an announcement summarising key decisions for residents who could not attend.

Meeting requests

Residents can request meetings through the platform. Review these in the Meeting Requests area and schedule one if enough residents support it or the topic requires formal discussion.

Tips

Give proper notice

AGMs usually require 14 days’ written notice; check your articles and lease terms

Attach papers early

Residents make better decisions when they can read budgets and proposals beforehand

Record attendance

Attendance records matter for quorums and voting validity

Link to votes

If the meeting includes a formal resolution, create a linked vote for the record