Secure document hosting for Florida HOAs.
Upload bylaws, budgets, meeting minutes, and insurance certificates to one encrypted location — always available to your board and community.
Per Florida Statute § 720.303
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Built for board members
Manage § 720.303 compliance from one dashboard. No IT department required.
Automated PII detection on every page
Social security numbers, bank accounts, home addresses — found and flagged automatically. Your board reviews and publishes with confidence, no lawyer needed per page.
Records requests fulfill themselves
Your public compliance page means members get documents without asking. The 10-day clock never starts.
Prove access was provided
Every view is logged with a timestamp. When someone claims they were denied access, you have the receipt.
See your exposure at a glance
The compliance scorecard shows exactly what's missing and what's covered across all 7 required categories. No guessing.
Built for residents
Access your HOA's official records — no phone calls, no waiting, no runaround.
Get your HOA's documents now
No phone calls, no emails, no 10-day wait. Published documents are available immediately.
Your privacy is already protected
Sensitive information has been removed before you ever see the document. No exposed SSNs or bank accounts.
Request what isn't public
One click to ask the board. They're notified instantly and can approve without back-and-forth.
Hold your board accountable
See exactly which required documents your HOA has published and which are still missing.
What § 720.303 requires
Florida law is specific about what HOAs must do — and the penalties for those who don't.
Maintain and disclose official records
HOAs must keep 14 categories of official records available for inspection — bylaws, budgets, meeting minutes, insurance policies, assessment records, contracts, reserve studies, and more.
Redact personal information before disclosure
Social security numbers, driver license numbers, credit card numbers, and other personal identifying information must be excluded from any record before it is shared. Exposing protected PII is itself a violation.
Respond within 10 business days
When a member submits a written records request, the clock starts. Failure to comply within 10 business days triggers minimum damages of $50 per calendar day — and creates a presumption of willful non-compliance.
Ready to comply?
Most HOAs are set up in under 10 minutes.