New York City buildings face anywhere from 20-60 compliance requirements each year — from elevator inspections to annual city filings, all on different timelines, with different vendors, and different rules. It’s a lot to manage, and even small delays can turn into late fees or violations.
So we built Automatic Compliance Scheduling: a way to map and prepare every requirement upfront, start coordination earlier, and keep Daisy-run buildings ahead of every deadline.
How it works
1. Every requirement mapped automatically
As soon as a building is onboarded, Daisy generates a full compliance calendar for the year ahead based on building type, size, systems, and city requirements.
This includes everything from annual boiler filings to elevator inspections to recurring water-system testing.
2. Work starts as early as it can
Whenever a filing has a defined submission window, Daisy files it on the first day that window opens. This reduces risk and keeps the building ahead of city timelines.
3. DaisyAI handles vendor coordination
Any inspections or tasks that require vendors are coordinated by DaisyAI. It reaches out to elevator companies, pest-control providers, and other necessary vendors to gather details and schedule inspections.
This removes the usual back-and-forth and speeds up how quickly tasks move.
4. Full board visibility in the Daisy Dashboard
Boards can see every compliance item — and its status — directly in the Daisy Dashboard. Completed tasks, upcoming deadlines, and scheduled work all appear in one place.
What this means for your building
Compliance work happens earlier and consistently. No late filings. No late fees. Nothing falling through the cracks. Boards don’t need to follow up or wonder where things stand — everything is handled and visible in the Daisy Dashboard. It’s one of the most time-consuming parts of building operations, finally running the way it should: early, organized, and on schedule.
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