http://blog.mybuilding.org Fri, 21 May 2010 11:23:00 +0000 http://snappages.com en http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/05/21/mybuilding-org-partners-with-fst21 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/05/21/mybuilding-org-partners-with-fst21 Fri, 21 May 2010 11:23:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/05/21/mybuilding-org-partners-with-fst21 SafeRise. [...]]]> 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.

]]> http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/30/keytrak-partners-with-mybuilding-org http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/30/keytrak-partners-with-mybuilding-org Tue, 30 Mar 2010 13:02:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/30/keytrak-partners-with-mybuilding-org KeyTrak.com . Feel [...]]]> KeyTrak.com . Feel from to contact us for further information.



KeyTrak Partners with MyBuilding.org!



NEW YORK, NY– March 25, 2010 – MyBuilding.org, the leading provider of residential portal and property managment software services, has partnered with KeyTrack, Inc., the leading provider of key tracking and asset management solutions.



MyBuilding.org and KeyTrak will provide customers with an integrated solution, whereby key transactions taking place within the KeyTrak system will be seamlessly integrated into the MyBuilding.org web-based software. With its launch, a special introductory offer will be extended to property managers acquiring this new integrated service.



"We believe that integrating the KeyTrak solution with a leading resident portal and property management software partner will enhance property benefits to both management and their residents. We have selected MyBuilding.org as the most comprehensive software solution for property managers and residents due to their broad deployment across the country with some of the largest landlords and property managers,” said Richard Battle, Vice President of Sales for KeyTrak.



“Enhancing staff efficiency and security is a central component of the MyBuilding.org service, and the KeyTrak system is by far the most secure and effective solution in the market. We are pleased to integrate with the clear industry leader in this field - KeyTrak, to provide a seamless key tracking solution to our clients.” said Guy Blachman, Chief Executive Officer of MyBuilding.org.


About KeyTrak, Inc.



KeyTrak is the world's leading provider of systems that manage keys, assets and the people that use them. Keeping track of the dynamic changes in the marketplace KeyTrak is constantly moving forward to provide the best business solutions for key and asset management security. KeyTrak helps businesses enhance the security of their operations while improving productivity, reducing costs and providing peace of mind. KeyTrak systems provide a safe, organized way to house keys for car dealerships, apartment communities, hospitals, military bases, government facilities, hotels, schools and commercial properties. For more information about KeyTrak, visit www.keytrak.com or call 866-563-8483.

Next Steps

We will soon send out guidelines regarding integration options. It will include details for properties that already have the KeyTrak system or are considering a purchase.




]]> http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/19/how-to-publish-a-survey http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/19/how-to-publish-a-survey Fri, 19 Mar 2010 15:21:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/19/how-to-publish-a-survey
1. From your manager console, click on the "Communications & Content" tab and locate the "Survey" icon on the module list. Click the "View Survey" link. [...]]]>
1. From your manager console, click on the "Communications & Content" tab and locate the "Survey" icon on the module list. Click the "View Survey" link.



2. Click on "New Survey" located on the top left corner (just beneath the title).
3. Provide a name for the survey. The name will appear on the portal home page once the survey is published. The other fields on this form are optional. Click "Continue" once you're done.
4. You have reached the "Question List" table. Click on the "Add a Question" link to add the first question to the Survey. Fill out the Add a Question form, and click "Save".



5. Repeat step 4 to add all of your questions to the Survey.
6. Click the "Back" button on the top right ot go back to the main Survey page.
7. You should now see the newly created survey on the list. The value in the "Questions" column should match the number of questions you added. If you are ready to publish the Surbey to the community, simply open the drop down menu on the "Manage" column and click "Publish".



8. Check the "Community Information" section on the resident home page. A link to the survey should be blinking on top.
9. To view user responses go back to the "Survey List" and from the "Manage" dropdown box click on "View Report".

]]> http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/18/connect-by-hertz-partners-with-mybuilding-org http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/18/connect-by-hertz-partners-with-mybuilding-org Thu, 18 Mar 2010 15:19:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/18/connect-by-hertz-partners-with-mybuilding-org
Conncet by Hertz [...]]]>
Conncet by Hertz identified New York City as the first phase of a partnership with MB. Tens of thousands of New York City residents living in buildings utilizing the MB service will receive special hourly rates available through the MB resident portal.

"With hundreds of cars located throughout Manhattan, Harlem and Brooklyn, MyBuiding.org is a logical fit for a Connect partnership," commented Robert Stuart, Senior Vice President, Global Sales for The Hertz Corporation. "Our partnership will enable connect by Hertz to expand the reach of our services while offering residents special benefits, tailored packages, and dedicated cars for larger properties.'

"A key component of our service is to empower our residential building managers and residents to become more green and paperless, as well as to provide exclusive discounts and benefits to residents. Connect by Hertz's car sharing service fits perfectly in our vision, and we are excited to add Connect discounts to the rich list of exclusive offers and benefits that our residents receive through the MB service," said Guy Blachman, Chief Executive Officer of MyBuilding.org

About Connect by Hertz

Connect by Hertz, The Hertz Corporation's global car sharing club, has more than 650 vehicles, 10,000 members and more than 300 locations worldwide, including corporate offices and universities. Connect by Hertz offers vehicles in the Personal, Social and Jet Set Collections; all are available for online reservation at competitive rates through the Connect, Connect 50 or Connect 125 programs. All cars are equipped with Eileo® technology, and benefits covered by the hourly rate include gas, insurance, GPS turn-by-turn navigation, 24/7 roadside assistance, 24-hour Member Care Center communication, and 180 free miles per day. for more information visit www.connectbyhertz.com.

About MyBuilding.org

MyBuilding.org is a leading provider of web-based resident portal and property management software services for condominiums, cooperatives, rental buildings and home owner associations across the country. By combining
an easy to use, content-rich, customized private website for residents and a suite of critical building automation modules for property managers, landlords and condo/coop boards, MyBuilding.org successfully integrates solutions for every facet of the residential property management industry.

]]> http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/18/the-new-iphone-app http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/18/the-new-iphone-app Thu, 18 Mar 2010 13:33:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/18/the-new-iphone-app We are excited to annouce
the MyBuilding.org iPhone™ app! [...]]]> We are excited to annouce
the MyBuilding.org iPhone™ app!

Let your residents get notifications of their packages, send you messages, and file their maintenance requests directly from their iPhone. This is just another way for you to provide better service to your residents, 24x7 from anywhere.


Remember, your Resident Portal is a service provided by you to your residents. The iPhone™ app is just another way for you to reinforce the dedication and level of commitment you have toward your residents. We will continue to innovate and equip you, your team, and your residents with state of the art tools and services to experience a better way of living at your property.




Sincerely,

MyBuilding.org Team






]]> http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/15/seward-parks-green-day http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/15/seward-parks-green-day Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:55:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/15/seward-parks-green-day The Lo-Down.



]]> http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/03/become-a-paper-less-building http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/03/become-a-paper-less-building Wed, 03 Mar 2010 11:40:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/03/become-a-paper-less-building We've all heard the "Go Green" craze recently, and we know that we should reduce, reuse, and recycle, but what we really want to know is how going green can actually benefit me? As a building manager, you can save A LOT of money by reducing your paper usage. If you really think about it, how much paper does your building use on a daily [...]]]> We've all heard the "Go Green" craze recently, and we know that we should reduce, reuse, and recycle, but what we really want to know is how going green can actually benefit me? As a building manager, you can save A LOT of money by reducing your paper usage. If you really think about it, how much paper does your building use on a daily basis? Leasing agreements, contracts, resident requests, notifications to residents, etc. The list is endless, but if you reduce just a little, you may be able to really cut some costs. Just to put it into perspective, read the excerpt below from reduce.org and you'll see that the cost of using all that paper is shocking!

Economical: Saving paper saves money

You're probably thinking, "What's the big deal? My office doesn't spend much on paper." But what most people don't realize is that the cost of buying paper is just the tip of the paper iceberg. For each sheet of paper used, a company incurs not only purchasing costs, but also storage, copying, printing, postage, disposal, and recycling—and it adds up. A recent Minnesota study estimates that associated paper costs could be as much as 31 times the purchasing costs (not including labor). So, that ream of paper that you paid $5 for really could cost up to $155!


With the mybuiling.org portals, you can reduce your building's paper usage by using features such as online maintenance requests, the payments center, and email communication to both staff members and residents. Not only is this helping you save money, but you get to feel good about helping the environment too!



]]> http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/01/50-ways-to-improve-your-resident-retention http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/01/50-ways-to-improve-your-resident-retention Mon, 01 Mar 2010 11:59:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/03/01/50-ways-to-improve-your-resident-retention article from UNITS Magazine there are a wealth of ideas and tips to help you retain your residents [...]]]> article from UNITS Magazine there are a wealth of ideas and tips to help you retain your residents and ensure that they are excited to be living in your building. Many of these tips could also be used to help condos increase resident satisfaction.

The MyBuilding.org online service can help you accomplish many of these tips, but here are a few that caught our eye:


Tip #4: Offer a variety of resident activities. Year after year, residents say they want a “sense of community” at their properties. It is up to the on-site teams to create that sense through programming at the community.

Our portals have several features that help you and your residents build a community, including a community calendar and features such as Who's My Neighbor?, the Marketplace, and Neighbor Recommendations. It is up to you to effectively utilize these tools to build a community for your residents..

Tip #22: Work with local vendors and companies to offer creative services for residents, such as $5 pizza night on Fridays. Residents simply call ahead with their order and pick up the pizza on the way home.

We've already done this for you. We work with several local and online merchants and vendors to negotiate EXCLUSIVE discounts for your residents, which are posted directly to your resident portal. With a resident card, your tenants can get discounts on anything from restaurants, to dry cleaning, to rental cars to anything else. Make sure your residents are aware of these offers so that they can take advantage of them and they will really appreciate not only the savings, but also the extra effort you put into taking care of their interests.

]]> http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-december-2009 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-december-2009 Wed, 24 Feb 2010 11:18:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-december-2009 The New Lobby Display Screen [...]]]> The New Lobby Display Screen

Dear Manager,

We hope you had an enjoyable Thanksgiving holiday. We realize how busy this season is for you and understand the importance of being able to properly and effectively communicate with residents. In this regard, we are pleased to announce significant upgrades to the Lobby Display Screen (LDS).

We believe that the LDS' prominence in the lobby/mailroom area and its continuous connection to your MyBuilding.org-powered resident portal can be leveraged way beyond just displaying packages and scrolling announcements.

The LDS can 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.

Now from your Manager's Console, under the Communications and Content tab, you can configure the LDS to choose from a selection of informative slides that encourage residents to take advantage of powerful features available with the service. It can also present useful information from the residents portal, such as events from the community calendar, and neighborhood discounts. This content automatically rotates every time the LDS refreshes, at the pace of your choice.

Coming soon: Request custom slides to rotate on your LDS.

]]> http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-august-2009 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-august-2009 Wed, 24 Feb 2010 11:06:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-august-2009 Dear Manager,

We hope you are enjoying the summer. We want to thank many of our clients that participated in our customer feedback project. Your direct input is instrumental to our continuous effort to improve the service. We will soon announce what changes we've made based on your feedback. We are pleased to announce the release [...]]]> Dear Manager,

We hope you are enjoying the summer. We want to thank many of our clients that participated in our customer feedback project. Your direct input is instrumental to our continuous effort to improve the service. We will soon announce what changes we've made based on your feedback. We are pleased to announce the release of a series of feature and enhancements such as the Manager's Console's new interface, the monitored Entry Log, Residents In Arrears, and more.

We are great believers in the value of fostering a vibrant community to enhance retention in rental communities and value in condos. Our upcoming release of the automated weekly/monthly newsletter will be a central tool for this, as well as tight integration with Facebook and Twitter.

Great news for all our iPhone users - a MyBuilding.org iPhone application - coming soon!






New Feature:
Inventory Tracker

You can now track where various pieces of furniture, appliances and other hardware are placed in the property with the new Inventory Tracking feature.


New Feature:
Residents in Arrears

Residents and tenants that are behind on their monthly rent or maintenance fees can be temporarily blocked from reserving public rooms and assets in your properties.

Feature Enhancement:
Entry Log - Monitoring

We know that our rental communities are very interested to know when real estate agents enter properties, what units they show and when they leave. You can now set your entry log to alert your leasing office when an agent has entered the property and you can check who they were, when they left and what units they visited.

Feature Enhancement:
Manager's Console

With more features continuously added, we've decided that the Manager's Console icons need to be better organized, so we've rearranged them under three different tabs - Users & Assets, Communications & Content and Front Desk & Maintenance.

]]> http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-june-2009 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-june-2009 Wed, 24 Feb 2010 10:47:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-june-2009 Dear Manager,

We are pleased to announce a group of new features that enable you to manage storage spaces (bicycle and regular storage) and the allocation of parking spots. Also, due to popular demand, for our condos and coops we have added a "Board Minutes" feature which allows the board users to instantly distribute Minutes to [...]]]> Dear Manager,

We are pleased to announce a group of new features that enable you to manage storage spaces (bicycle and regular storage) and the allocation of parking spots. Also, due to popular demand, for our condos and coops we have added a "Board Minutes" feature which allows the board users to instantly distribute Minutes to all or any group of users, and automatically post it on the site in a special Minutes archive.

We have implemented changes to the Concierge Consoles making it easier for your front desk staff to quickly access resident contact information and PTEs (permissions to enter)

New Feature:
Storage, Bicycle, and Parking Space Modules

Many properties have storage, bicycle and parking spaces available for all or a limited number of units. Allocating these to individual units can be touchy and requires close attention. Now you can upload a list of your storage/bicycle/parking spaces and allocate them to specific units.

New Feature:
Board Minutes

Our condo and coop clients frequently experience complaints by residents and shareholders that the boards don't disseminate information effectively. Our new Board Minutes feature allows you to instantly distribute the Minutes to all or a group of residents. It will also automatically post the minutes in a specially designated archive on the site.

New Feature:
Survey Module

You can now easily set up a survey with text or multiple choice answers, and upload it for your residents to view. Detailed results in EXCEL are always available to download.


Feature Enhancement:
Front Desk Console

We have streamlined the Concierge Console's resident information boxes, so now its much easier for them to pull up contact info and permissions to enter.

]]> http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-march-2009 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-march-2009 Wed, 24 Feb 2010 10:43:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-march-2009 Dear Manager,

We are pleased to send you our March 2009 newsletter - introducing our Payment Center Module, which we believe can save you a considerable amount of money and resources spent collecting rent and maintenance fees from tenants and residents. In these challenging times, every dollar saved is important, and we are proud [...]]]> Dear Manager,

We are pleased to send you our March 2009 newsletter - introducing our Payment Center Module, which we believe can save you a considerable amount of money and resources spent collecting rent and maintenance fees from tenants and residents. In these challenging times, every dollar saved is important, and we are proud to enable our clients to enjoy more cost savings and enhanced efficiency using MyBuilding.org.


New Feature:
Online Payment Center

How much time and money do you spend chasing tenants and residents to pay their rent or maintenance/common charges on time? Wouldn't you prefer to receive the funds automatically every month, without having to process envelopes and checks?

We're sure you have already heard of ACH Direct - a leader in online payment processing. We have seamlessly integrated ACH Directs' service into your MyBuilding.org portal. Residents can pay their monthly payment via Electronic checks or recurring direct deposit. The cost per transaction is just $1 which will be conveniently added to your monthly MyBuilding.org service bill. Payment using credit cards is available as well.

Call us today to set it up.


New Feature:
Preventative Maintenance

Your building has millions of dollars worth of equipment, and it deserves the best care. Don't just react to maintenance requests - be proactive, and utilize MyBuilding.org's new Preventative Maintenance feature! You can now program periodical, automatic preventative maintenance alerts for every piece of equipment. The alerts trigger maintenance requests which you can allocate to the appropriate maintenance professional in your building. The module also keeps track of inventory required for preventative maintenance.

New Feature:
Online Parking Passes

If your building has a parking space that requires residents to obtain a Parking Pass to reserve a space, the new Parking Pass feature enables residents to apply for a guest pass, and you can issue one online, saving time and paper.


]]> http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-february-2009 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-february-2009 Wed, 24 Feb 2010 10:25:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/24/newsletter-february-2009 Dear Manager,

The MyBuilding.org team hopes your new year is off to a great start! We are happy to introduce the first edition of the MyBuilding.org newsletter for board members, staff & property managers. This periodic newsletter will provide you with an overview of upcoming and available new features, as well as tips for [...]]]> Dear Manager,

The MyBuilding.org team hopes your new year is off to a great start! We are happy to introduce the first edition of the MyBuilding.org newsletter for board members, staff & property managers. This periodic newsletter will provide you with an overview of upcoming and available new features, as well as tips for maximizing the value of your property's MyBuilding.org service.


Green Building

MyBuilding.org is continuously seeking new ways to empower our clients to become more Green, and leverage the power of the Internet and the MyBuilding.org service to minimize waste of paper and time spent printing and distributing paper notices.

We would like to introduce 3 new features in the Green category:



Green Feature #`1:
Voice Broadcaster

Emails are cool; text messages are even better. But now, from your Manager's Consol, with the Voice Broadcast feature - you can type your message and broadcast it to your residents' phones; the Voice Broadcaster will automatically translate your text into voice and call all the residents and play the voice message. You can choose to send the broadcast to specific floors, unit lines, owners or renters, or all. You can also choose cell phones, home phones or both. This is yet another means to enhance communication and productivity through MyBuilding.org. Your service includes one free yearly broadcast - for emergencies, we don't want you to think twice about costs. Additional broadcasts are priced at $0.15 per call - you will not be charged for invalid numbers.

Green Feature #2:
Online Newsletter Distribution

Have a Newsletter or other periodic update (board minutes?) to distribute to your residents? Try the Newsletter feature from the Manager's Consol. It will allow you to instantly distribute your content to all residents' emails and automatically place the newsletter or document in an archive under the Building Info links.

Green Feature #3:
Opting Out of Paper notices

We know that you love using the mass-email capability to update your residents. We also know that some of you need to still print out paper notices and distribute them to all units. Many residents are happy to just receive the notices online - so we now enable them to choose to opt out of paper notices. You can see the list of such residents at your Manager's Consol, and encourage residents to sign up and reduce your monthly paper bills and time spent by building staff distributing those notices.


New Feature:
SMS Notifications Center

Everything has been said about text messaging and its benefits, and finally our Mobile Phone Text Messaging feature is out of Beta and in your sites. Every message you send through the site, can be received by the residents as a text message on their mobile phone. When residents register to the service, they can choose whether to receive messages via email or text message, or both. So residents that do not use a computer can still benefit from your Community Portal; and you can communicate effectively, at a click of a button, with your entire community. This feature can be accessed at the My Profile section, and every user can define which message they want to get, and where (Mobile phone, email, both).

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]]> http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/23/want-to-improve-registration-among-your-residents http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/23/want-to-improve-registration-among-your-residents Tue, 23 Feb 2010 17:30:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/23/want-to-improve-registration-among-your-residents the unregistered users and easily print out reminders for those units - and distribute to them. Do this once a month. [...]]]> the unregistered users and easily print out reminders for those units - and distribute to them. Do this once a month.

]]> http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/23/do-you-have-a-public-area-or-service-elevator-in-the-building-that-residents-like-to-reserve http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/23/do-you-have-a-public-area-or-service-elevator-in-the-building-that-residents-like-to-reserve Tue, 23 Feb 2010 17:30:00 +0000 http://blog.mybuilding.org/blog/2010/02/23/do-you-have-a-public-area-or-service-elevator-in-the-building-that-residents-like-to-reserve
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