Workflow blueprint

Condominium records need to show which body owns each request and decision

A property administration map, not a legal register, board-authority ruling, housing decision, safety approval, accounting statement or valid notice.

Keep building and unit references distinct, classify common-element questions, preserve owner requests, attribute board decisions and trace work and notice delivery.

TL;DR — Keep building and unit references distinct, classify common-element questions, preserve owner requests, attribute board decisions and trace work and notice delivery.
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Map corporation, building and unit references

Preserve supplied legal names, addresses, unit labels, party roles and the source behind each ownership claim.

2

Classify a request before routing it

Record the affected area, requester wording, access constraint, urgency claim, attachment and proposed responsible body.

3

Attribute decisions and authorised work

Link meeting reference, recorded resolution, conditions, contractor instruction, visit report and unresolved challenge.

4

Trace charges and notices independently

Keep the stated basis, calculation source, review status, recipient, delivery route and response window separate.

Page-specific decision aid

A corporation, building, unit, owner, common element, request, board decision, work, charge and notice map

The map follows a balcony-water report from one unit through a common-element classification question, board minute reference, contractor visit and proposed charge notice. Conflicting ownership and responsibility claims stay open while the delivery record proves only how the notice was sent.

  • A unit label is not proof of legal ownership.
  • A board reference is not legal interpretation.
  • A sent notice is not confirmed receipt or validity.
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What Codeblix would confirm before implementation

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  • Unit and common-element classifications remain sourced claims
  • A meeting minute reference identifies rather than creates authority
  • Maintenance completion does not resolve a charge dispute
  • Ownership access housing board legal charge accounting notice safety and liability decisions excluded

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