Run buildings around work orders, vendors, maintenance and compliance.
Keep the property, unit, city record, assignment, schedule, evidence and internal review connected so a compliance issue does not become a pile of unrelated tasks.
The next step stays attached to the record before it.
Add the building
Create the property/unit structure and choose whether government monitoring should be active.
Review city records
Filter agency records by building, unit, agency, status and severity rather than endlessly scrolling.
Assign the work
Turn a real issue into a work order and give responsibility to the right person or vendor.
Schedule & document
Keep appointment timing, notes and proof tied to the same work record.
Prepare the correction package
Bring the violation, repair evidence and internal review into one case workflow.
Verify official closure
Internal completion and official agency status stay separate until the government source confirms the change.
Properties and units
Portfolio → property/building → unit context for work, documents, city records and history.
Work orders and vendors
Assignments, schedules, evidence and contractor handoff stay connected to the building/unit.
NYC compliance
HPD/DOB/OATH/311-oriented source records and workflows with source attribution and last-check context.
Reports and Ask Expoalb
Use authorized stored records to assemble property history and operational reports without treating AI as the official government source.
Grounded, reviewable workflows
Expoalb does not mark a violation officially closed because an internal task was completed. Government source status remains authoritative, and legal/certification submissions still require the responsible human review and official agency process.
Use the workspace that matches the work you are doing now.
One Expoalb account can switch between enabled workspaces. Enterprise onboarding is optional and separate from workspace access.
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