
Conduct AGMs, special resolutions, and board elections online with confidence. Anonymous ballots, weighted unit votes, real-time results, and a complete paper trail for your records.
From proxy paperwork to special resolutions, administrative steps slow down every decision.
Verifying proxy forms and tracking absentee owners used to take hours before every meeting. An owner who cannot attend can now appoint another owner to represent them, with a cap on how many they may represent and an exportable register of every appointment, including revoked and voided ones. Check-in gives the chair an accurate record of who is present, an input to the board's own quorum determination.
When a capital repair or bylaw amendment requires 75% approval, you need a precise, defensible count. Paper-based processes leave room for dispute.
Reaching hundreds of unit owners, many of whom rent out their units or are unavailable during business hours, is a persistent challenge for every condo manager.
Every feature designed with unit owners, boards, and property managers in mind.
Import your unit owner list from any spreadsheet or property management system. Assign vote weights by unit entitlement in the same CSV.
Ownership votes are anonymous by default. VoteAlly cannot connect a ballot to a specific unit owner, protecting the integrity of sensitive decisions.
Open and close motions in real time during your annual general meeting (AGM). Results update instantly on screen with exact vote counts and percentages.
Add your property manager and board chair as separate admins. Pro plan includes two seats, with more available as an add-on.
Export results, participation records, and a complete admin activity log. Every vote is timestamped and exportable for your legal records.
No app, no password, no account needed. Owners vote from a link in their email on any phone or computer in seconds.
An owner who cannot attend appoints another owner to cast their vote, with a full audit trail instead of a paper form. A cap can limit how many owners one person represents, and appointments freeze once the session opens, not only at the optional deadline. Their ballot carries the combined weight of everyone who appointed them, recorded as represented rather than voted.
Owners check themselves in with a code the chair announces at the meeting, or your admin desk admits them by name. Every check-in exports to an attendance record for your minute book.
An owner holding votes across multiple units, or combined proxy weight, can divide them across candidates or options instead of casting them all one way. Available on both live meetings and scheduled elections.
Read the proxy delegation guide and the attendance check-in guide for the full appointment and check-in workflow.
Free plan supports up to 50 voters per session. Pro Association at $220 per year adds 120 voters, custom branding, and unlimited motions. Capacity boosts available for large buildings.
Yes. VoteAlly shows exact vote counts and percentages. You determine whether the result meets your bylaw threshold, such as a 75% supermajority. Full results export is available for documentation.
Each owner receives a personal magic link by email. One click logs them in with no password required. They can also use their access code on your condo's dedicated voter portal.
Yes. The voter import CSV supports a weight column so you can assign proportional vote weight based on unit entitlement or share ownership.
Yes. The Pro plan includes two admin seats, with additional seats available as an add-on. Property managers can be added with full admin access.
Yes. Every admin action is timestamped in the activity log. Export results, ballot records, and participation reports as CSV files for your minute book.
Our team handles setup, voter import, and live meeting support so your property manager can focus on running the meeting.
Note: VoteAlly provides voting software and administrative tools, not legal advice. Always consult your organization's legal counsel to ensure your election processes comply with your specific bylaws and local legislation.