Society decision dashboard
Redevelopment is managed in spreadsheets and WhatsApp groups today. This dashboard gives your committee one organised place to track consents, meetings and milestones.
What this will include
- Consent counts tracked against the majority your society needs
- Meeting attendance and minutes kept in one place
- Pending actions with clear owners, so nothing slips
- Milestones tracked against your redevelopment timeline
Why organised decision-making matters in redevelopment
Redevelopment is a long journey with many decisions along the way — appointing a consultant, shortlisting developers, approving the offer, signing the agreement. Each decision needs meetings, consents and records, and in most societies these live in a mix of registers, spreadsheets and WhatsApp chats. When a member asks "how many consents do we have?" or "what did we decide last month?", the committee has to dig. That slows the project down and creates room for doubt and disputes. When your society keeps its consents, minutes and pending actions in one organised place, members can see progress for themselves — and trust in the committee grows with it.
Common questions
What member consent does a society need for redevelopment?
Redevelopment decisions are taken in a special general body meeting of the society, with the majority prescribed by the 79A directives and your society's registered bye-laws. The exact requirement depends on the type of decision and the rules that apply to your society, so always check your bye-laws and the current directives. The dashboard will show your consent count against the majority your society needs, so the committee always knows where it stands.
Who can see our society's dashboard?
Your dashboard will be private and access-controlled. Nothing in it is public, and it will not be visible to developers, brokers or other societies. Your managing committee decides who gets access — for example, committee members may edit while ordinary members only view progress. You will be able to add or remove people at any time, so control always stays with the society.
Related tools & guides
- Redevelopment timeline — the stages your dashboard tracks
- Society bye-laws — quorum and consent rules
- Document vault — keep the paperwork beside the plan
Be first in line when the dashboard launches
Register your society today — it's free, and your committee gets early access on day one.