HOAcrew
For vendors

Your invoice, your numbering,
their one view.

You issue your own invoice, under your own brand and numbering, on standardized terms. Every one of them lands in the community’s one consolidated view on HOAcrew.

  • Your own brand and numbering
  • Tax and processing on their own lines
  • Open the day your company is approved
The document

One sheet of paper, and every part of the number on it

Nothing is folded into a total. A community reading your invoice can see what each part of the figure is.

Your logo

Your company

Invoice

Your numbering

Billed to the community

Net 30

Service
The company's own line items for the work, at its own prices, summed.
$170.00
Sales tax (FL 6%)
Rate verified from an example association tax profile.
$10.20

Total

$180.20

Your remit-to details. A PDF of this same document.

Example data
The tax is a line a community can read, not a difference between two totals.
How a status is decided

Overdue is worked out, not typed in

Four statuses are stored on the invoice. The fifth is compared against today every time the list is drawn.

WrittenIssuedDue dateTodayDraftSentOverdueworked out here, not typed inPaida payment is recorded against it — including one taken off the platformVoidwithdrawn, and the history stays — a number you issued stays issued
Nothing has to remember to change: the list compares the due date to today every time it is drawn.
What you can do from the row

Four acts, none of them a form to fill twice

Each one is a single control on the invoice it belongs to.

Send a reminder

On an unpaid invoice. It goes to the community contact the invoice was issued to, and the reason is stated back to you when it cannot go.

Record a payment

A check, a transfer, a card taken on the platform. The amount due recalculates and the status follows it.

Duplicate

Recurring work is the same invoice with new dates. Copy the last one instead of retyping the scope.

Collections

The overdue end of the book on its own, oldest first, so chasing is a list rather than a memory.

How proposals reach an invoice

On the community’s side

Yours stays yours, in the same place as everyone else’s

Each company issues its own invoice under its own brand. The board sees them together and pays each one.

What the community opens

Example data
  • Your pool company

    Their brand, their numbering, their remit-to details.

    Issued
  • Their landscaper

    Their brand, their numbering, their remit-to details.

    Paid
  • Their porter

    Their brand, their numbering, their remit-to details.

    Draft

Three companies, three invoices, three payments — and one place the board can see all of them without chasing an inbox.

You issue your own invoice, under your own brand and numbering, on standardized terms. It lands in the community’s consolidated view on HOAcrew, they pay your company on the remittance details it prints, and the payment is recorded against it there.

Bill for the work you already do.

Applying is free, and the application is four steps. The invoice console is part of the vendor console from the day you are approved.