Board service is volunteer work, done on top of a full life. For many boards, the community's schedule arrives one question at a time: when the elevator inspection is due, whether the insurance renewal is on track, who is coming on Thursday.
At Daisy, keeping the community on schedule is our job. Daisy built the first community calendar so the board can see that work. It sits on the Daisy board dashboard, and the Daisy team keeps it up to date in real time, so the board knows what's coming without spending its own time on the schedule.
The community's schedule is on one calendar
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The calendar shows board meetings, inspections, filing deadlines, maintenance, repairs, vendor visits, move-ins, move-outs, alterations, insurance renewals and amenity bookings.
The board, manager, and onsite team are on the same page
A board's free time belongs to the decisions that shape the community, not to passing messages between the property manager and the onsite team.
With Daisy, all three work from the same calendar, and residents don't see it. The onsite team knows an inspection is coming before the inspector arrives, and the board knows what's happening without carrying a single message.
The Daisy team is responsible for each deadline
When a community joins Daisy, the Daisy team schedules each inspection and filing in advance, including financial deadlines like tax protests and annual financial statements. In one click, each event shows the full picture: where the work stands, how the Daisy team is coordinating it and the communication along the way. Board members stay informed and in control without chasing anyone for updates.
Why Daisy built the calendar
Daisy built the calendar based on board members' feedback, and that feedback will guide what comes next. A board answers to its neighbors for how the community runs, while the Daisy team does the work. The calendar gives the board the same plan the Daisy team works from, with what's coming up and what's already underway.
A board member can check it before a board meeting or between other commitments, and the plan they see is current. The calendar isn't one more thing for a board to manage. It's the confidence that the community is taken care of before anyone asks.
Want to see more of how modern property management works?
The Daisy Calendar is one part of how Daisy runs buildings. See how modern property management compares to the old way.
