Building notices

Tell the building once. It lands where tenants already look.

Write a notice, pick the properties, and tenants see it in the portal. Email the bill-to addresses when you want a copy in their inbox. Set an expiration so last winter’s boiler notice is not still on the wall.

Announcements in UnitConnect

What you get

The details that matter, not a generic checklist

01

Target the properties that need it

All properties, or the buildings where the notice applies. You are not blasting every tenant in the portfolio for a roof on one lot.

02

Portal and email

The announcement shows in the tenant portal. Send email to bill-to contacts when the notice should also land in their inbox.

03

A real body, not a subject line

Rich text and attachments — hours, a PDF, a vendor contact — so the notice is the whole message.

04

Expires when the event does

Never, or after a date. Expired notices drop off instead of cluttering the portal.

How it runs

Three steps, then it stays in the file

  1. 01

    Write the notice

    Subject, body, optional attachment. Same tone you would post in the lobby.

  2. 02

    Pick the buildings

    One property or the whole portfolio. Tenants on those properties see it.

  3. 03

    It stays in UnitConnect

    Portal for tenants, your announcements list for the office — not a buried email thread.

FAQ

Questions managers ask

Do tenants have to use the portal?

The notice is in the portal. You can also email bill-to addresses so people who do not log in still get it.

Can I attach a file?

Yes. A PDF of hours, a form, or a vendor notice travels with the announcement.

Is this on every plan?

Yes. Announcements are part of the product, not a messaging add-on.

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