
I like that PayHOA is easy and intuitive to use, making it a one-stop shop for everything we need. I appreciate being able to link deposit transactions to units, upload documents, send messages, and do invoices all in one place. It has significantly cut down on manual processing and streamlined tasks, saving me time. It's also simple to share information with board members or volunteers, as I can easily change their permissions. Furthermore, it keeps everything well organized, which makes handoffs easy when there's turnover in the board or committee members. The initial setup was very easy, and switching from Quicken to PayHOA has brought us more features suitable for our association. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Some features like the amenity request don't really translate to our small association. I also struggle with some of the budget and reports for the finances because we have other accounts that aren't linked, and I don't really know how to include them manually. Because of that, I can't use all of the report features for the finances and then I end up having to do some of that manually. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Erin, thanks for walking through both sides here, especially the shift from Quicken. We're glad the deposit-to-unit linking and permission changes are cutting down on manual work and making handoffs easy for your board.
We're always working to make the platform work better for associations of every size, and notes like this genuinely help us prioritize what's next.
Appreciate you being part of the PayHOA community!

