Contributions
Learn how owner contributions are calculated, recorded, managed.
My contributions
The My Contributions page lets you view how your contributions are distributed across different maintenance categories.
It provides a clear visual breakdown of where your money goes within the maintenance plan.
How it works
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Contributions are grouped into categories based on the type of asset or expense:
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Enclosure – external parts of the building such as roof, wall cladding, and windows
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Interior – partitions, doors, floors and internal elements
- Finish – tiling, carpeting
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Services – systems such as plumbing, electrical, fire equipments, and lifts
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External – landscaping, pavements, and site features
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Miscellaneous – other items not covered in the main categories
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Fees, Income & Adjustments – includes professional fees, bank charges, income, and any manual contribution adjustments
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A pie chart displays the proportions of your contributions allocated to each category.
This makes it easy to see which areas of the building require the most funding.
Viewing contributions by unit
If you manage or own multiple units, you can view the breakdown for a specific unit, showing only that unit’s share of the total contributions.
Simply select the desired unit from the dropdown menu to update the chart and table.
Total contributions
The Total Contributions page provides an overview of the entire building’s contributions, showing how the total funding requirements are distributed across all maintenance categories and all units.
This view helps managers and committees understand the overall cost structure of the maintenance plan and how contributions are shared between different building components and units.
How it works
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The page displays the total contributions for the building across all owners or units.
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Contributions are grouped into the same categories as the individual view:
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Enclosure – external parts of the building such as roof, wall cladding, and windows
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Interior – partitions, doors, floors and internal elements
- Finish – tiling, carpeting
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Services – systems such as plumbing, electrical, fire equipments, and lifts
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External – landscaping, pavements, and site features
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Miscellaneous – other items not covered in the main categories
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Fees, Income & Adjustments – includes professional fees, bank charges, income, and any manual contribution adjustments
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A pie chart provides a visual breakdown of how total contributions are distributed across these categories, helping identify which areas drive the majority of long-term costs.