HOA violation tracking software without spreadsheet chaos.
Built for small and self-managed HOA boards, while staying useful for growing communities that need a clearer violation record and a practical HOA tracking database.
A focused HOA tracking database for violations, notices, and deadlines.
StratusBoard Violations keeps the case record, property, owner, evidence, notice history, and follow-up dates together so the board does not have to maintain a separate spreadsheet, phone album, and Word template folder.
Built around the violation features boards already expect.
Photos, deadlines, notices, statuses, history, and reports are table stakes in this category. StratusBoard starts there and keeps the workflow simple.
Everything a board needs for the first useful violation workflow.
Start with the pain boards already feel: cases, photos, notices, deadlines, and reports.
Create the case
Pick the property, category, observed date, and violation details from one focused screen.
Attach evidence
Keep photos and captions attached to the violation record instead of scattered in phones and email threads.
Generate notices
Start from friendly reminder, first notice, follow-up, and final notice templates the board can review.
Report to the board
See open, overdue, corrected, repeat, and category-level counts for board meetings.
The same core violation workflow, without forcing a full HOA suite on day one.
Many HOA platforms include violation tracking inside a larger system. StratusBoard makes that workflow the product first, so a board can start with the pain they already have.
- - Replace spreadsheet case lists.
- - Replace manual notice templates.
- - Replace scattered evidence folders.
- - Replace monthly report rebuilding.
Replace the spreadsheet, not your whole operation.
StratusBoard Violations is for volunteer boards and lean managers who need a clear record of what happened, who was notified, and what needs follow-up next.
Start with violations. Let customers decide the rest.
The current product is intentionally focused: cases, photos, notices, deadlines, follow-up, and board reports.