Latest updates, new features, and improvements to the CondoAide platform for condo management in Quebec.
Upload your declaration's PDF: the table of fractions as printed, its total, a few basic clauses, then your syndicate created from that reading.
The syndicate receives and sends email from its own address, for example board@lebeaumont.condoaide.ca. Received mail lands in the Inbox, linked to units and suppliers, and stays with the syndicate when the board changes.
Board titles were all masculine in French, including under a woman's name in her board emails. Each board member now chooses, in their profile, the masculine, feminine or gender-neutral form of their title, and it shows wherever that title appears.
CondoAide now reads a vendor invoice and suggests its date, number, vendor, taxes and total. The invoice is filed under "Invoices" in the registry, visible to the board only, and attached to the expense it supports. A work order's actual cost now follows the linked expenses.
The attestation on the state of the syndicate now states the operating fund's liquid assets and each fund's surplus or deficit for the last three fiscal years (Décret 991-2025, art. 10). The income statement shows one column per fund, and the dashboard's fiscal year card follows the operating fund.
A work authorization request now names the contractor and its RBQ licence, and the board sees what the Régie du bâtiment's register says about it. Vendor records show the same answer and flag a licence that is no longer in the register or carries a restriction.
A campaign for vent cleaning, one reminder for several obligations, the maturity date and rate of term deposits, written resolutions with a subject and a number, fund balance corrections, two new board titles and a sixth reserve fund study format.
A syndicate's property manager now has access to the budget, assessments, finances and payments, like a director. Acts reserved to the board, such as adopting a budget, approving a special assessment or giving a payment its second approval, stay locked, and CondoAide says why.
When a buyer or their notary asks for a unit's statement of common expenses due (art. 1069 C.C.Q.), the board records the request and follows the 15-day deadline. It notifies the owner, reviews the amounts and issues the statement as a PDF. The statement is filed in the registry and its amounts can no longer change.
When a contribution deposit is not linked to any unit and closes unpaid months exactly, CondoAide proposes to attribute it. Every attribution is reviewed before it applies, recorded in a journal, and can be undone while the fiscal year it touches is still open. A special assessment deposit is now spread over the installments still unpaid.
A co-owner can now ask for permission to do work in their private portion from "Requests". The board decides at a meeting or by written resolution, and the decision applies itself when the minutes or the resolution are signed.
A Desjardins account statement in PDF now imports straight into Finances, with no CSV detour. CondoAide checks every transaction it reads against the balances printed on the statement, and refuses the whole statement at the slightest difference.
The board can now correct the year or the cost of a work planned by the reserve fund study, without losing the study's figure. It records amounts already paid in earlier fiscal years, imports the findings of an inspection report and states the actual condition of each component.
The sidebar now groups pages by task: Works, Finances, Insurance and claims, Legal. It collapses to an icon rail, and badges point to what needs your attention. Units, spaces, PCUR, the firefighter book and reference units fit on one page, and ⌘K finds a page, a unit, a member or a document.
A tenant now files maintenance requests, complaints and general requests in "Requests", for the unit they occupy. The unit's co-owner is notified and can follow the request. When the matter is the landlord's, the board redirects it to the co-owner.
The choice between "add without an invitation" and "invite" is gone. You pick the unit, you say what the person is to it, and the invitation becomes the last question instead of the first.
The fiscal year summary downloads as a ten-sheet Excel workbook beside the PDF you already had: income statement, balance sheet, fund balances, budget vs actual, reserve fund, PCUR, receivables, payables and set-offs.
Thirteen guides answer "how do I" rather than "where is": fix a fund's opening balance, edit a transaction in a closed fiscal year, record an occupant who is neither owner nor tenant, and ten more.
The import recognizes studies from Legault-Dubois, Cossette & Touchette, Services Immobiliers LM, Hoodi and Nivoex, accepts a study delivered as several files, reads any catch-up horizon, and names the firm it cannot read instead of leaving you at an empty screen.
Link a contractor to the person they actually are. CondoAide then computes the set-off between what is owed to them and their exigible condo fees, caps it at the lesser of the two debts, and flags the related party on their record.
Add a survey to an announcement, collect one response per unit and follow the results directly in your syndicate's communications.
Move your units, co-owners, finances, documents and other UpperBee data into CondoAide with a guided, verifiable import that resumes where you left off.
The board writes its governance policy, its privacy policy and its building rules inside CondoAide, chooses who each one addresses, and collects a read receipt. A reading, never a consent.
Enter your relative values and attendance: quorum verdict at first call and at the reconvened meeting, the article 1097 floor, and the voting majorities within reach.
Sort your managed syndicates by size, enter your units on pre-authorized debit, and get the bill itemized: base plan, per-syndicate price, and billable units.
Bank reconciliation separates debits in transit from the balance actually available, so the board stops hunting for a discrepancy that is not one.
Two months to try CondoAide with your real co-ownership, on Démarrage, Gestion and Pro. No credit card, no commitment.
Board video meetings inside CondoAide, with knock-to-admit. The video server sits in Beauharnois, and the stream does not leave Quebec.
Near-instant navigation inside the app: the screen draws right away and the data lands after, instead of a long blank wait.
On-screen preview for docx, xlsx, pptx and odt files, watermarked with the reader's name, and their contents become searchable.
Two-pane messaging, syndicate branding on what goes out, replies routed to a board member, bilingual authoring, and attachments pulled from the register.
The bureau becomes the assembly's first decision, scrutineers are picked from the people present, and the minutes name who was in the room.
Connect your AI assistant to your syndicate's data: units, budget, obligations, register - scoped to your permissions, journaled and revocable at any time.
Charge a cost only to the owners who benefit from a restricted-use common area — balconies, parking, a single wing's elevator — without keeping a parallel set of books.
Your owners self-enroll and CondoAide pulls their monthly contribution straight from their bank account, then reconciles it automatically against the registry. No more chasing cheques.
Four new obligations to track per owner — vents, plumbing, smoke alarm, water heater — join the existing insurance proof. Price unchanged at $9/month, automatic migration.
A new payment method for your CondoAide subscription: authorize a pre-authorized debit directly from the syndicate's bank account. No more personal credit card, no more expense reports.
Send a resolution directly to board members for signature. Each signer receives an email, signs with one click, and the document locks automatically once everyone has signed.
The co-ownership registry gets a fresh look: grid view with visual previews, clear categories, keyword search, and a new tab for documents awaiting your signature.
A new section in the app gathers every repair, inspection and upgrade for your building. It fills in from the maintenance log and reserve fund study on its own, and lets board members assign, discuss and wrap up each job together.
The syndicate attestation gets a v2 overhaul, insurance proofs are now tracked per unit with individual schedules, and the interface has been improved across the board.
CondoAide now supports property managers. One account for all your syndicates, a shared team, and a single invoice. Gestionnaire plan starting at $100/month.
CSV is a first-class citizen in CondoAide. Import bank statements from Desjardins, TD, BMO, Banque Nationale, RBC, and Scotiabank — automatic format detection.
Import your maintenance log and reserve fund study directly from your inspection firm's PDFs. No more manual data entry — your maintenance schedule and financial projections are populated automatically.
Generate a unique QR code per unit to invite co-owners to join CondoAide — no email collection needed.
A score from 0 to 100 for every Quebec condo syndicate, based on the syndicate attestation. Search 42,000+ syndicates, submit an attestation, and get a score within days.
Two new modules to manage insurance claims and legal disputes for your syndicate — with dashboard widgets, attestation integration, and per-plan limits.
Our home page got a fresh look. The features that matter most to your syndicate — Bill 16 compliance and reserve fund planning — now stand out with a visual preview of what's inside.
Reserve fund, quorum and voting, special assessment, condo fees — four free online tools to plan ahead and make informed decisions, no sign-up required.
New onboarding flow, role names that match Quebec condo law, and flexible pricing plans — so your syndicate can get started quickly and only pay for what you need.
Rebuilt proxy management, status filters, and validation to make sure every AGM vote is accurate, transparent, and easy to manage.
New financial tools to help your board manage the reserve fund, track condo fees, and keep spending transparent — plus an AI assistant to help find answers in your documents.
CondoAide works entirely in French and English — every screen, every form, every email. Because Quebec syndicates shouldn't have to work around a language barrier.
We started CondoAide with one goal: give self-managed condo syndicates in Quebec a simple, secure tool to run their building — starting with voting and AGMs.