Hausman is a web-based management program for housing company boards. It brings the budget, repair plan, tasks, messages and documents into one shared service, and it is built for board members, property managers and maintenance companies, including small housing companies of 1 to 9 apartments that handle management themselves.
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What it does
- Artificial intelligence reads old PDF documents and transfers the data into the system automatically.
- Email meetings let members reply by email, after which the system counts the votes and drafts the minutes.
- The annual clock shows recurring tasks, deadlines, responsible people and overdue tasks.
- Maintenance requests and damage and alteration notices come in as forms, with status tracking and automatic email delivery.
- The share register manages shares, apartments and shareholder relationships.
- The loan calculator shows what a rise in interest rates would cost the housing company.
Good to know
- Runs in the browser as a web application.
- Documents and data are stored in Google's data center in Hamina, Finland, within the EU.
- The site is in Finnish.
Questions & answers
- How quickly can we get started?
- Creating an account and a housing company takes a few minutes; the data can be checked the same evening.
- Is a credit card needed for the trial?
- No. The trial starts with just an email address and does not turn into a paid subscription on its own.
- Where is the housing company's data stored?
- Documents and data are stored in Google's data center in Hamina, Finland, within the EU.
- Is our data used to train artificial intelligence?
- No. The material is not used to train AI models, and Google does not use it to train its own models.
In their words
Housing company management made easy, all in one place.
Hausman reads the old papers for you.