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Supporting Multiple Buildings on Cohabit

Cohabit is built for strata managers who oversee many buildings. Learn how to organise, review and manage multiple properties efficiently.

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Who this article is for

Strata companies and managers responsible for large building portfolios.


What this article covers

  • Switching between buildings

  • Using filters to manage workload

  • Portfolio-level organisation

  • Team support and collaboration


Managing multiple buildings with ease

Cohabit is designed with multi-building management in mind.
You can move across your portfolio quickly and stay in control of risks and tasks.


1. Switching between buildings

From your Dashboard or navigation panel, you can:

  • Jump into any building

  • Open its Snapshot

  • Review compliance

  • Access documents and files

  • Manage recurring activities

No more hunting through folders or opening separate windows.


2. Organising your workload

Use portfolio-level filters to group buildings by:

  • Health Score

  • Compliance urgency

  • Missing data

  • Insurance risk

  • Building name

This allows you to:

  • Review all high-risk buildings at once

  • Tackle compliance tasks in batches

  • Prepare multiple buildings for committees efficiently


3. Team-based building management

Larger organisations benefit from the ability to:

  • Assign managers to specific buildings

  • Give assistants access to selected properties

  • Allow senior managers to oversee the entire portfolio

This ensures everyone sees only what they need to.


4. Supporting committees across many buildings

Cohabit helps strata managers:

  • Present meeting-ready insights

  • Respond to owner queries faster

  • Maintain consistent documentation

  • Reduce time spent preparing status reports


FAQs

Can multiple team members access the same building?

Yes β€” access is controlled through roles and assignments.

What if we take on new buildings?

You can connect to new buildings anytime and begin managing them immediately.

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