MyBuilding.org

May 21st, 2010

As part of our continuous effort to enrich the MyBuilding.org platform with value-add services (such as KeyTrak), we are pleased to announce another partnership with an innovative new high tech provider of security systems – FST21 and their groundbreaking service - SafeRise. MyBuilding.org users will enjoy a seamless integration with SafeRise, as well as special pricing from FST21.

More about SafeRise:

FST21’s identity management system, SafeRise® offers a secure, convenient and reliable way to let the right people in and keep the wrong people out. It is a preventive and intelligent controlled access solution for residential high rises, town houses and affordable living projects that allows simple and convenient entry to residents and visitors without the use of a key or a code.

The state-of-the-art intelligent building technology combines biometrics, using fusion of facial, voice and behavioral recognition to verify a user’s identity and determine whether or not the individual is permitted access. It complements doormen or it provides a complete solution for buildings that do not use doormen.

Residents simply look at the camera at the building entrance and the door will open. If for some reason SafeRise doesn’t recognize a resident’s face and behavior (if they forget to look at the camera for instance) the system's intercom will ask for their name and apartment number. Matching the voice in the database with the resident will open the door.

SafeRise will connect residents, visitors, deliveries, pickups and maintenance to a representative from a 24/7 monitoring center for further assistance if needed.

April 15th, 2010

Habitat Magazine describes MyBuilding.org in an article about the high-tech Manhattan condominium Chelsea House. To read the full article, click on the below link:

Future Tense By Bendix Anderson

March 18th, 2010

MyBuilding.org and Connect by Hertz recently partnered to provide residents with a discounted car share service. Check out the press release for details!

February 10th, 2010

Our blog will feature tips and advice for the always-busy property manager. Having worked with hundreds of residential properties over the years, we have seen both good and bad property management at work. This blog is going to be a way for us to share our insights into the industry, and to give tips on how to make the most out of the MyBuilding.org service.

Check out our first post 50 Ways to Improve Your Resident Retention, and be sure to subscribe so you can stay up to date on all future posts.

December 7th, 2009

As part of our continuous effort to make communication with residents easier and more effective, we have launched several new features to our Lobby Display Screen (LDS). In addition to displaying package information, the LDS can now serve as a communication hub, delivering fresh rotating content from the resident portal, including neighborhood and building events and discounts. It can also serve as an internal marketing tool for you to deliver important messages to residents, such as encouraging them to use the portal to submit requests. The LDS is particularly useful for communicating with residents that haven't had a chance yet to register with the service or don't own a computer.

December 6th, 2009

Now you can take and record snapshots of any visitors that enter your property with the click of a button. Just install a simple usb-based webcam at the front desk, and you can quickly and easily take a picture of any guest entering your property. The picture of the visitor will be permanently stored in the Entry Log archive, and can optionally be emailed to the appropriate resident.

November 11th, 2009

New York, NY November 10, 2009 -- MyBuilding.org, the leading online property management service for residential buildings, has released an iPhone application.

MyBuilding.org's iPhone application enables residents to instantly send and receive messages from building management, as well as submit maintenance requests, check on the status of existing requests, and view package information. The next versions of the iPhone application will include the ability to pay rent or common charges, view documents and forms posted by the board and management, and access community features such as marketplace, events, discounts, and Who's My Neighbor.