Meters, accounts, suppliers and tasks

Managing a building's utility meters used to mean tracking numbers wherever you could — a spreadsheet, a notebook, whatever worked. Now meters live inside SNDQ itself: add a meter to a building, open it to see its full history, and record a new reading directly from the platform.

• Attach a photo as proof whenever you record a reading, so there's no dispute later about what the meter actually showed
• Every reading uses the same date format across the board, so a year of history reads as one consistent list instead of a mix of formats

Buildings rarely come with just units — there's a shared bike room, a laundry area, a parking garage, a rooftop terrace. Add any of these facilities to a building and view its full details in a dedicated screen, so they're documented alongside everything else instead of living in a separate note.

Every workspace deals with more than one financial account — an operating account, a reserve account, sometimes several per building. See every account in one overview instead of checking each one separately, open any account to see its full detail, and create a new one directly from the platform. Accounts connected via Ponto or Isabel sync automatically, so payments show up without manual reconciliation

When costs for a period are settled — split, matched, closed out — view the full details of that settlement in a dedicated screen, so the numbers are traceable after the fact instead of scattered across individual cost entries.

Contacts have been part of SNDQ since the very first release — MyRent registration needs them, invoices need them — but until now there was no dedicated place to search, create, and manage them on their own. That gap is closed: search across every contact, add a new one, and open any contact to see its full detail. Recognize a contact at a glance with photo support, instead of relying on the name alone

Suppliers show up everywhere in the platform — on purchase invoices, on cost entries — but like contacts, they never had a home of their own. Add a supplier and view its full details in a dedicated screen. Recognize a supplier at a glance with photo support, the same as for contacts

Create a task directly from the platform — assign it, give it a due date, link it to the building or contact it's about — instead of tracking it somewhere outside SNDQ.

Create an entirely new workspace directly from your settings, instead of going through a separate signup.

This dashboard is built specifically for Property Manager workspaces — showing the numbers that matter for managing rental contracts, instead of a generic dashboard shared with Building Manager workspaces.

When an owner sells their unit, the notary handling the sale needs specific information about the building — things like the reserve fund balance and any pending works. Generate that information sheet directly from the platform, instead of putting it together by hand each time a sale happens.