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Trust & security

Your society’s data, properly protected

Societies hand over resident details, financial records and legal documents. Here is exactly how that information is secured — and why it stays yours.

Encrypted in transit and at rest

All traffic runs over TLS, and stored data — including financial records and documents — is encrypted at rest.

Role-based access control

Secretary, treasurer, committee member, guard, staff and resident each see only what their role requires.

Resident privacy by default

The e-intercom connects residents and guards without either side seeing the other's personal phone number.

Permissioned document vault

Bye-laws, audits and contracts are scoped to committee, owners or all residents — not left in a shared drive.

Managed cloud infrastructure

Hosted with automated backups and monitoring, so there is no server in the society office to patch or lose.

Your data stays yours

The society owns its records and can export them at any time. A committee handover transfers access, not ownership.

Security questions, answered

Access is role-based. Guards see only what is needed to verify entry, committee members see what their role requires, and residents control their own profile. The e-intercom masks phone numbers so approvals never expose personal contact details.

Financial records are encrypted in transit and at rest, and every entry carries an author and timestamp. Ledger access is restricted to the treasurer and authorised committee roles, and the full history is retained for audit.

Yes. The society owns its data and can export residents, ledgers, receipts and documents at any time. There is no lock-in and no charge for taking your records with you.

Roles are reassigned rather than accounts being handed over. The outgoing office-bearer loses access, the incoming one gains it, and the society's complete history stays intact.

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