Dues collection that stops being a monthly campaign.
Bill every house automatically, let reminders do the chasing, take payment by card or transfer, and hand the next exco a record that was complete before they asked for it.
Somebody always has to be the bad person.
There is always a reason, and always a next week. Collection becomes a monthly campaign run by volunteers who also have jobs.
House to house, every month
The treasurer knocks on doors, hears the same reasons, and comes back next week. It is unpaid work and it damages neighbourly relations.
Records in a notebook
A personal account, a notebook and a WhatsApp thread. Honest excos still end up unable to prove where the money went.
Defaulter lists in the group
Public shaming becomes the only enforcement tool available, and neighbours fall out over it.
Billing that runs without anyone chasing it.
Houses are loaded once
Every house, every resident, and the amount each one is billed. Exemptions where the committee has agreed them.
Bills go out on a schedule
Automatically, to every household, in the app. Nobody has to remember to send them.
Reminders follow on their own
Polite, timed, and impersonal. No member of the exco has to be the one asking.
Residents pay by card or transfer
From their phone, with a receipt, at whatever hour suits them. No cash handed to a neighbour.
Every naira is written as it happens
The treasurer sees the position at any moment, and the next exco inherits a complete record rather than a reconstruction.
The part that matters at the AGM.
A live position
What has been billed, what has come in, and what is outstanding, per house and in total.
A receipt for every payment
Issued automatically, so no resident has to ask for proof and no treasurer has to write one.
Records that survive handover
Written as the work happened, not assembled afterwards from memory and bank statements.
A resident wallet
Residents can hold a balance and pay dues, bills and services from it, which raises the chance a bill is settled on time.
Bills alongside dues
Airtime, data, electricity and cable in the same place, so the app is opened between dues cycles rather than once a month.
Your dues stay yours
Kompound does not take a percentage of what the estate collects.
What estates ask before they decide.
How does an estate dues collection app work?
Does Kompound take a percentage of our dues?
Can residents pay by bank transfer?
What about residents who do not pay?
What happens at handover to a new exco?
Can we bill different houses different amounts?
See it running on your own estate.
Book a demo and we will walk your exco or management team through it. Setup takes days, not months.
Prefer to talk? Call +234 812 225 8218