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For chairmen of housing communities

This section is for HOA chairmen, committee members, vote counters, and building caretakers who manage the operation of an apartment building through OpenResi.

If you are an ordinary owner, see the owners section instead.

Roles in OpenResi

OpenResi distinguishes five roles. Each has a different scope of permissions:

RoleDisplay nameMain permissions
admin"Chairman / manager"Full access — owners, votes, announcements, settings, import
owner"Owner"Vote, read announcements, RSVP to meetings
tenant"Tenant"Read announcements, RSVP — no voting rights
vote_counter"Vote counter"Record paper votes, see live results
caretaker"Caretaker / superintendent"Publish maintenance announcements, read settings
One person = multiple roles

The same user may have a different role in different buildings. For example, you are the chairman of one HOA and at the same time an ordinary owner in another building.

Committee structure

In Settings → Committee members you define the structure of the building's governing body:

FunctionDisplay name
chairman"Chairman"
council_member"Council member"
committee_member"Committee member"
committee_chairman"Committee chairman"

When creating a building, choose a governance model:

  • chairman_council — chairman + council (most common)
  • committee — committee without a chairman
  • chairman_only — chairman only (small buildings)

What you can do

ActionWhereSection
Add an owner and assign them to a unitOwnersOwners and units management
Import the whole building from the Cadastre (LV title deed)Admin → ImportOwners and units management
Create a voteVoting → New voteElectronic voting
Record a paper voteVote detailPaper voting
Schedule a meeting or community eventCommunity → EventsHOA meetings
Publish an announcement on the bulletin boardBulletin board → New postPosts and announcements
Manage building settingsSettings(described below)

Building settings

In the Settings section you have six tabs:

  1. Building details — name, address, company ID, country (SK/CZ), vote weighting method
  2. Entrances — creating / editing entrances and blocks
  3. Units — list of all units, numbers, floors, area, share
  4. Voting — default quorum and initiator type settings
  5. Committee members — who is the chairman, council members, etc.
  6. External connections — API keys for integration with other systems
Edit unit details before the first vote

After the first vote, shares and ownership are locked into the meeting minutes. If you change them later, a mismatch may arise between older minutes and the current state.

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