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For managers

Every building on one board.

Coming soon: the whole book in one place, cut by client, person, stage and deadline, with approvals, hearings and stuck items at the top. Today, Stoop looks up each building and lists what’s due, with dates and the City’s published fines.

The board

320 buildings. 41 clients.

6 coordinators. The same board, cut four ways. Sample data.

131due inside 30 days · 14 overdue
96closed by the agency this month
27hearings in the next 30 days
19stuck · no movement in 14 days
12waiting for a client’s OK · oldest 6 days

By client · Who needs a call today

sorted by what is waiting · 7 of 41 clients
ClientBuildingsWaiting on themCoordinatorPacketLast call
Sample Holdings LLCowner · 14 buildings · Portfolio143 approvals · 6 daysR. OrtizSent Oct 28Oct 29
Sample Gardens Co-opboard · 1 building · 180 units1Facade bid, board voteA. ChenDue ThuOct 15
Sample Realty Partnersowner · 22 buildings · Portfolio22Nothing waitingD. PatelSent Oct 30Oct 30
Sample Towers Condominiumboard · 1 building · 240 units1Emissions report, design proA. ChenSent Oct 27Oct 27
Sample Family Trustowner · 6 buildings · Pro6Work order approvalR. OrtizSent Nov 1Today
Sample HDFCHDFC board · 1 building · 48 units1Annual notices, sign-offM. RiveraDue Nov 15Oct 20
Sample Properties Inc.owner · 31 buildings · Portfolio31Nothing waitingD. PatelSent Oct 30Oct 22

Coming soon. Sample management company, buildings and clients. Try the tabs.

The compliance desk

When a summons needs a lawyer, the desk is there.

Stoop itself never files, signs or appears. If your client chooses, Stoop’s compliance desk, our in-house attorneys Ali Najmi, Esq. and Mark Feng, Esq., can take a summons from there.

At the hearing.An attorney can appear at a hearing, or file a request to reopen a missed one.
Penalties and records.The desk can negotiate penalties and make records requests.
A published fee, approved first.A published fee per summons, which the owner approves before anything is filed. New York City only.

Optional. Name any representative instead, and Stoop tracks them the same way.

What the board will do · Coming soon

Four cuts, one book.

Who needs a call today

Clients sorted by what is waiting on them, with the coordinator, the packet and the last call.

The week’s load

Open items, due dates, overdue items and approvals for each coordinator, with reassignment from the row.

Where the work is

New, assigned, in progress, submitted, accepted and closed, with the oldest item in each stage.

The year ahead

Every cycle across the book, from boilers to gas piping, with how many buildings have started and filed.

Saved views

Hearings in the next 14 days, stuck items, a district’s gas piping year: one tap each.

Client reports

A plain-words report for each client, with the proof behind every line.

Questions

What managers ask first.

How is Portfolio priced?

Per unit a month, for 11 or more buildings, quoted after a walkthrough.

Do coordinators need City logins?

No. Stoop reads public City records. We never ask for logins or passwords.

Can someone mark an item closed by hand?

No. Closed means the agency’s own record says closed.

Does Stoop hire vendors for our clients?

No. Stoop never hires, books or orders a vendor. It points your team to qualified, licensed pros and records who your team chose. The marketplace is coming soon.

Find out before the fine.

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