Residents in a housing association often have questions about daily practical tasks: How do you reset the washing machine after an error? Who should you contact if the main door isn’t working? With guides in Anyhoa, the board can collect and share instructions so everyone can easily find answers when they need them.
When residents can easily access practical information, it saves the board from answering the same questions repeatedly. A central collection of guides creates clarity, reduces misunderstandings, and helps new residents settle in smoothly.
Sharing guides is essential to prevent the board from becoming a bottleneck for important information.
The board can create new guides directly in Anyhoa or upload existing documents.
Organize guides into relevant categories so residents can easily find what they need.
Guides can be made available in the resident portal, allowing residents to search and access them easily.
The board can choose to make selected guides public for guests and potential new residents.
When changes occur, the board can quickly update the guides to ensure residents always have the latest information.
Guides can be linked to news updates, the bulletin board, and internal communication, making them an active part of the association’s knowledge-sharing.
If the association has a website through Anyhoa, the board can choose to publish certain guides for both residents and guests. This can be useful for making rules and practical information visible to potential new residents or visitors using the association’s facilities.
Many housing associations have shared laundry facilities, where washing machines occasionally display error messages. A guide can help residents understand what the different error codes mean and how to reset the machine or contact the right service provider.
If the housing association has a common house, a guide can explain how residents can book it, what rules apply to its use, how to access the building, and whom to contact in case of issues. This ensures a smoother experience for everyone.
Many associations experience confusion around waste sorting. A guide can clarify how waste should be separated, which bins to use, and how to handle bulky or hazardous waste.
Below are the most common questions we receive about guides. Contact us if you need more information.
The board can create and update guides in Anyhoa. Selected residents can also be given permissions to contribute.
Yes, guides can include images, videos, and PDF files to make instructions easier to understand.
The board can choose whether guides should only be available to residents via the document archive or also be public on the association website.
Yes, Anyhoa makes it possible to share safety guidelines and evacuation plans so all residents have access.
Do you want to ensure that residents can easily find answers to their questions? With guides in Anyhoa, you can create a centralized knowledge base that helps both the board and residents manage daily practical tasks.
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