Decision Center
One queue across every association. It holds everything waiting for a person, such as invoices to review, notices to approve and ARC requests for the board. Next to it you see what AI handled automatically and the hours that saved.
AI-native HOA management for property managers
Hoamly runs billing, collections, payables and board work for every association you manage. AI does the routine first pass, licensed managers approve what matters, and you can see the hours it saves.
Needs a person
Why Hoamly
Most of a manager's week goes to keying, chasing and checking. Hoamly takes that first pass so your team can spend its time on judgment calls.
Invoices arrive as PDFs and are keyed into the ledger by hand, one association at a time.
AI reads and GL-codes each invoice. Confident ones go straight through, and the rest wait for review.
Collections means tracking every late account, writing every letter and watching every deadline.
Late fees and notices are drafted at each stage under your state's rules. A manager approves before anything is sent.
Accounting, violations, meetings and the owner portal live in separate tools with separate logins.
One platform and one queue of decisions across every association.
Owners can't see where the team's hours go, or how much more it could take on.
The Decision Center shows what AI handled, what people approved and the hours saved.
AI that does the first pass
Every AI action carries a confidence score and a person who owns the outcome. Routine work flows through on its own, and only exceptions reach your team.
One queue across every association. It holds everything waiting for a person, such as invoices to review, notices to approve and ARC requests for the board. Next to it you see what AI handled automatically and the hours that saved.
Each kind of work has its own threshold, so high-stakes steps always reach a person.
Take a photo on an inspection and Hoamly suggests the CC&R rule it matches. You confirm it before any notice goes out.
Managers can search every association from one bar. Homeowners can ask about their CC&Rs and bylaws in plain language and get answers that cite the governing document, so fewer calls reach your office.
One platform
Finance, operations, governance, communication and the homeowner portal share one ledger and one login.
Integrations: online payments through Stripe and bank connections through Plaid.
AI you can trust
Your license and your clients' money are on the line. Hoamly keeps a qualified person accountable for every decision that matters.
Payments, firm notices and record changes wait for a person to sign off.
Every suggestion, its confidence, and who approved it and when are recorded.
Each management company's data is isolated at the database level, and each association keeps its own bank account.
Notice and collection rules are configured for Florida, California and Texas.
Automation starts conservative. It expands only where the AI has proven accurate, and you decide where the lines sit.
Why Hoamly
A note from the founder
Community managers didn't choose this work to key invoices into a ledger or chase the same late account for the third time. Yet across dozens of associations, that is where most of the week goes, spread over tools that don't talk to each other.
We're building Hoamly so the routine first pass is done before your team sits down, and every decision that carries your license still goes through a licensed manager. AI should take the busywork, not the responsibility.
Ravi, Founder
Built alongside community managers
Contact us
Tell us a little about your portfolio, and we'll walk you through the Decision Center using an association like the ones you manage.
Prefer email? hello@hoamly.ai
Only for routine, high-confidence work, such as coding an invoice to the GL when it is at least 90% confident. Paying an invoice, sending a firm collection notice and changing a record always need a person's approval.
Florida, California and Texas, with state-specific rules for notices, late fees and collections.
We import your associations, owners and balances, check the books against your current system, and then invite staff, boards and homeowners in stages.
Homeowners pay online in the portal, and the payment posts to the association's ledger. Bank reconciliation uses connected bank feeds, and each association keeps its own bank account.
Yes. In the portal, homeowners can ask questions about their CC&Rs and bylaws and get answers that cite the governing document.
Photo to violation is in development. You will be able to photograph an issue on an inspection and Hoamly will suggest the CC&R rule it matches.
We'll walk through a typical week in the Decision Center using an association like the ones you manage.