HomeHerald Partners · for management companies
Serve every communitylike it's your only one.
Herald answers the phone and the texts for every community in your book, reads the email, and files what it can. Your communities help themselves, and you start the day with a short list instead of a full voicemail box.
Latest AI lines
Pinebrook Community Management · 12 communitiesSixty-two lines on a sample night. Three needed you.
Your morning list, across the book.
Herald handled 58 of 62 lines last night. The three that needed you, and two things coming up this week, sit in one list, each with the fix one tap away.
Water through the clubhouse bathroom ceiling.
Herald already: request filed, the board alerted, water shut-off confirmed with the caller.
An attorney's letter about a late-fee dispute at lot 22.
Herald already: read it, filed it to the owner's record, drafted nothing.
The bylaws need 30 days' notice; the meeting is in 21.
Herald already: drafted the notice, held it.
The landscaping contract ends.
Herald already: drafted the renewal request from the current terms.
The pool-hours vote closes at 38% turnout.
Herald already: the list of 71 owners who haven't voted.
Fox HollowReminder sent to 71 · 7:31 AM
One list across your whole book, worst first, with the fix one tap away.
Two ways in. The board keeps every record either way.
Bring a community in yourself and decide what its board operates day to day, or be invited in by a board that wants you there. Either way the board keeps every record and can always read and export it.
What the board can operate
The board can always read and export everything - this controls what they can operate.
You set what the board operates, one area at a time.
Board Chat
Sawmill Pointe
Marcus T. · Treasurer
Herald
Dana Whitfield · External Management
The board turns on your seat, and you join its room, with Herald.
Co-Managed
Tell us about your community and what you'd like help with. We'll introduce you to a HomeHerald Partner within one business day.
About your communityBoards on HomeHerald will be able to find you here.
Boards ask for a partner; today we make the introduction.
Other platforms give boards a portal into their manager's software. On HomeHerald the board has a room of its own, with Herald already in it, and you can have a seat at that table.
What managers ask first.
Will Herald say something wrong to a board or a homeowner?
Is this replacing my managers?
Doesn't HomeHerald help boards manage themselves?
What does it cost?
Helping communities succeed. That's the job.
A good management company does one thing above everything else: it helps communities succeed. The pool opens on time, the dues come in, the board gets straight answers, and the neighbor who calls at midnight hears back. That work never scaled, because every answer needed a person. Herald changes that. It takes the calls, the texts, the email and the paperwork for every community you manage, so your people can do the part only people can. That's what HomeHerald Partners do.