Posts
Posts are announcements and messages that help you stay connected with your building community. You can read posts from your building manager and share your own posts with other residents.
Viewing Posts
To access posts:
- Click on Communications in the left navigation menu, then on Posts
- Browse through the available posts
Posts appear as a single feed, most recent first. Use the previous and next buttons at the top of the page to move through older posts.
You can read:
- Posts from your building manager
- Posts from other co-owners
- Posts addressed to you because of your floor, parking, or locker assignments
Creating a New Post
To share information with your building community:
- Click on New post
- Fill in the post details
- Click Save to publish your post
Parameters
| Title | A clear, descriptive title for your post |
| Recipients | Choose who will see your post:
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| Body | The main content of your post. Use the formatting toolbar to:
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| Attachments | You can add up to 10 files to your post. This is useful for sharing documents, images, or other files with residents |
Editing Your Posts
You can edit posts that you’ve created:
- Find your post in the feed
- Click the ⋯ menu at the top of the post
- Choose Edit
- Make your changes
- Click Save
Deleting Your Posts
To remove a post you’ve created:
- Find your post in the feed
- Click the ⋯ menu at the top of the post
- Choose Delete
Using an Email Signature
You can set up a default signature that is added to your posts automatically:
- Go to your Account section
- Click Edit
- Fill in the Email signature field with your preferred signature
- Save your changes
Posts From Your Building Manager
Some posts come from your building’s management (events, information about maintenance or repairs, etc.). They are signed Building Administration rather than by a resident.
Privacy and Visibility
Remember that posts are visible to the recipients you select and to your building’s management. They are not private messages. If you need to communicate privately with someone, consider using email or contacting them directly.