ZANUS AI FOR HOA & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT — RESIDENT NOTICES
Assessment reminders, annual-meeting notices with proxies, community newsletters, the pool-resurfacing update — drafted by the AI from your own records, in each community’s voice, queued for approval. Communication that used to slip now ships on schedule.
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Campaigns and sequences drafted from the records — assessments, meetings, newsletters — awaiting approval.
Owners with open balances, residents affected by the clubhouse closure, off-site owners for the annual meeting: audiences built from your own resident records — no list exports to a mailing tool.
Notice drafted per the bylaws’ timeline, proxy form attached, reminders paced until quorum — per community, in the residents’ languages, on the record.
Email, mail-merge-ready letters or portal notices per each resident’s preference; opt-outs enforced by the system, not by memory. Every send is on the record.
The audience, the content and the sending all live in the same system as the resident records — nothing leaves your tenant to reach a mailing platform. “Remind every owner with a balance over $200, thirty days before late fees” becomes a drafted, scheduled sequence in minutes.


Every outbound notice lands in the approval queue unless you designate the category as auto-send. The manager controls every word that reaches a resident — and when a homeowner claims they were never notified, the send history is a search away.
Timelines come from each community’s bylaws and your policies: the sequence is scheduled against them and the audit record proves when each notice went out. Have your association counsel review the setup at onboarding.
Yes — drafted per the written policy the AI cites, escalated on the policy’s schedule, always through the approval queue.
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