Self-managed.
You run the building. Pleno keeps the record so the next council doesn’t start from zero.
Every repair, quote, and decision in one record. Tied to your strata plan, so it outlives this year's council.
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Hosted in Canada · Export everything, any time · Two months of Pro, no card
You run the building. Pleno keeps the record so the next council doesn’t start from zero.
Your manager runs operations. Pleno is council’s own view: what was done, what was approved, what’s coming.
No fee collection, no accounting ledger, no portfolio dashboards. Your manager keeps their tools; council gets its own.
Maintenance, reports, contracts, and documents stop living in inboxes, drawers, and someone’s old laptop.
Not a second set of books. Your manager still manages — council just stops emailing to find out what happened to the roof quote.
The record belongs to the strata corporation, not to whoever’s on council this year. New members inherit the history instead of starting a fresh binder.
Three steps. No setup marathon, no training day — add your strata plan, log the work as it happens, and have the answers when someone asks.
Add your strata
Log the work
Use it when it counts
Start with the parts that change how a council actually works — then everything else you’d expect, in the same record.
Maintenance
Move work across Inbox, Board, and Archive — costs, contractors, and units attributed as you go. Recurring work comes back on schedule instead of being remembered.
Forward a quote or complaint and it becomes a card, sender kept on the record. Or use the Gmail add-on and file it without leaving your inbox.
Approvals
Request a vote on a card, council votes, and the decision stays attached to the work it approved. Offline decisions get recorded too, so the minutes and the card agree.
Depreciation report
Upload the engineer’s PDF and see which components are due and when. Mark them done, defer them, or promote one into maintenance when it’s time to act.
Ask AI
“When was the boiler last serviced?” Answers come from your own records, with citations back to the document they came from.
Reports
Residents flag issues; council triages without an inbox.
Documents
Bylaws, minutes, and certificates — stored once and searchable.
Contracts
Vendor terms and renewal dates in one list.
Timeline
Every decision and repair in one continuous record.
Mobile app
Log a repair or check the history from the building, not the desk.
Members & roles
Council access that carries across every AGM.
“I’m on a strata council in BC. Pleno exists because the things I needed to find — a warranty date, who approved the roof quote, which contractor we used last time — were never anywhere I could look them up.”
Reserve components, depreciation reports, and AGM records modelled on how BC strata corporations actually operate.
Hosted in Canada and owned by your strata corporation. Export everything any time — no lock-in, no records held hostage.
Pleno fixes disorganization: scattered records, lost quotes, history that leaves at the AGM. It can’t fix governance — a council that doesn’t meet, ignores its bylaws, or can’t agree. No software can.
Start with two months of Pro for your strata — or leave your email and we’ll tell you when something new ships.
Two months of Pro · no card to start
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