Features

Everything your committee
keeps in spreadsheets and chats.

SocietyEyes covers the money a society collects, the money it spends, the maintenance bill it argues about, and the notices that get lost. Here is the whole picture.

47 features7 areas of society lifeMoney never passes through us
Money coming in

Collect contributions without chasing screenshots

Every resident gets a UPI link with the amount already filled in, and the money goes straight into the society's own bank account — SocietyEyes never holds a rupee. The contribution is recorded against the flat, so the treasurer stops tallying screenshots by hand.

UPI links and QR codes

Tap to open GPay, PhonePe or any UPI app with the society's UPI ID, the exact amount and a reference already filled in.

Money goes straight to the society

Payments land in the society's own bank account. SocietyEyes records them, never receives them — no gateway, no middleman, no charges.

Bank statement matching

Upload the society's statement and payments match themselves to flats by amount, date and reference, so the list builds itself.

One-tap confirmation

Anything the statement can't match, the treasurer confirms in one screen instead of scrolling a chat for screenshots.

Pending flats and reminders

See exactly which flats haven't contributed, and send a polite reminder to just those flats.

Cash and online, side by side

Cash collected by volunteers is recorded next to UPI payments, so nothing sits unaccounted.

Refund tracker

When an event is cancelled, every pending refund stays listed with flat and amount until it is marked paid.

Carry-forward balances

Last event's surplus becomes the next event's opening balance instead of being forgotten.

Phone showing a resident paying their Diwali contribution by UPI link, beside a live collection summary
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Money going out

Every expense with a bill behind it

Attach the bill photo to the expense head. "Is décor ₹8,000 or ₹9,200?" is settled by tapping the entry, and every edit keeps the name and time of whoever made it.

Festival accounts

Collections, spending heads, balance and refunds for every celebration, from Diwali and Holi to satsangs.

Bill and receipt uploads

A photo of each bill sits with its expense head, so the amount is never in doubt.

Audit trail

Every entry and edit shows who did it and when, and nothing can be quietly deleted.

Two-person approval

Expenses above a limit need a second committee member to approve before they count.

Petty cash register

Track what volunteers hold in hand and what has been returned after the event.

Annual money report

One page per financial year with every event, total collected, total spent and surplus — ready for the AGM.

Expense list with bill photos attached to each head, beside an audit trail of who changed what
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Maintenance · CAM

Walk into the FM meeting with numbers, not feelings

Break the maintenance charge into heads, compare the proposed rate against last year, and show each resident what it means for their own flat.

CAM head by head

Management fee, running costs, one-time upgrades, fixed contracts and miscellaneous — each with what it covers.

Year-on-year comparison

Last year beside this year, with the percentage change on every head, so the ones that jumped stand out.

Per-flat calculator

Enter your flat size and see your monthly charge, and what each head costs you personally.

Statement upload

Upload the facility manager's CAM statement and have the heads filled in instead of typing them.

Benchmarking

Compare your rate per square foot with other societies on SocietyEyes, anonymously.

Dues and interest

Each flat sees its own maintenance payments, dues and any late charges, calculated openly.

Table comparing current and proposed CAM head by head, with the change per head and the cost for one flat
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Community

Notices that stay, decisions residents can see

A notice board with read counts, polls where each flat gets one vote, and RSVPs that give you a real headcount before you order the food.

Notice board with read counts

Post once and see how many flats opened it, so "I never saw it" disappears.

Polls and voting

Ask residents to vote on the CAM proposal, a festival budget or a vendor, with one vote per flat.

Event RSVPs

Know the headcount before the event, so caterers and seating come from real numbers.

Volunteer sign-ups

List the jobs for an event and let residents claim the ones they can take.

Complaint tracker

Log a facility complaint, follow its status, and see how long the FM took to close it.

Meeting minutes

Decisions recorded with the date and who attended, searchable months later.

Notice board showing how many flats opened each notice, a poll on the CAM proposal, and an event RSVP count
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Residents & access

Open to residents, private from everyone else

Residents sign in with their mobile number and a one-time code. One number can hold several societies, one flat can carry up to three numbers, and the committee approves each one. Totals can stay public; names and flats never are.

Mobile number sign-in

Sign in with your mobile number and a one-time code — no password. One number can hold several societies.

Up to three numbers per flat (Complete plans)

Free and Standard give each flat one number; Complete allows three — owner, spouse and tenant — each with its own permission — a tenant sees notices, events and totals, not the flat’s dues or contributor names.

Roles and permissions

Committee members add entries, the treasurer approves, and residents view — each sees the right screen.

Owner and tenant tags

Bills reach the owner and event notices reach whoever lives there.

Document vault

AGM minutes, audit reports, FM contracts and RERA papers in one place instead of scattered chats.

Contract reminders

Alerts before the FM, lift, insurance or DG contracts expire, while there is still time to negotiate.

Full history for new residents

Someone who moves in today can read every past account from day one.

Flat login list showing owner, tenant, committee and pending accounts, beside a document vault with society papers
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Sharing & reach

Built to live next to your WhatsApp group

SocietyEyes doesn't fight WhatsApp. Share one link or a ready-made image, and the group sees numbers that are always current.

One link, always current

Share a link to the accounts; add a bill later and the same link already shows it.

WhatsApp share cards

Generate an image of the accounts so the numbers show in the chat even before anyone taps.

Updates the committee enables, the flat controls

The committee switches WhatsApp updates on for the whole society; each flat then picks what it receives — every change, money matters only, or nothing.

PDF and Excel export

For the audit, the AGM or the society's own records.

Hindi and regional languages

Important for the residents who care most about the money and read least in English.

Add to home screen

Works like an app on any phone, with nothing to download.

WhatsApp bot

Message the society number and get the latest accounts back, with no login at all.

WhatsApp chat where the festival accounts are shared as a preview card, beside a list of sharing and export features
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Your society page

A public home for your society

Towers, amenities, specifications, location and committee — one page you can send to a buyer, a vendor or a new resident.

Society profile

Configuration, amenities, specifications and connectivity, compiled and kept current.

Your own domain, free on yearly plans

Your society page served on yoursociety.com, registered in the society's name and renewed free while a yearly society-wide plan is active.

Committee and task forces

Who handles what, and how to reach them.

Public summary, private details

Totals and notices are visible to anyone; contributor names sit behind login.

Vendor register

Who supplied the tent, décor or catering, at what price, with notes from past events.

Quote comparison

Put three quotes side by side before the committee approves one.

Asset register

Lifts, pumps, DG sets and CCTV with service dates and warranty status.

Want one of the planned features sooner?

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