It’s now possible to customize how early or late What’s Happening emails are delivered for your community! You can customize the timing in the settings.

The beta community sites, available in early preview, now support viewing “photo gallery” page types. We’re continuing to release functionality into the beta preview as we go; learn more here.

We’ve streamlined the flow for viewing protected files in the beta community sites to ensure members do not need to sign in again if they’re already signed in. We’re continuing to release functionality into the beta preview as we go; learn more here.

If you use the online payments platform, chances are you’ve received an annual 1099-K from HOA Express in the mail. Now, you can view those tax forms anytime in the Admin Portal!

The beta community sites, available in early preview, now support viewing “community facilities” page types. We’re continuing to release functionality into the beta preview as we go; learn more here.

Admins can now fully customize the tags available to members when they post listings on “classifieds” pages! This includes adding, removing, and reordering tags to meet your community’s needs.

Like communities, resellers can now view an activity log that lists the activities that have occurred within their reseller account.

The user experience for editing attachments in the Admin Portal—whether that’s on a news article, blast email, calendar event, etc.—has been redesigned to be more functional and more intuitive! It’s now much easier to remove specific attachments and/or add additional ones, without having to go through a full “replacement” process.

You can now schedule blast emails up to 1 year in advance (up from 30 days).

Previously, What’s Happening emails would always begin with the introductory text: “Check out these upcoming events and newly posted items…” Going forward, What’s Happening emails will dynamically choose between “upcoming events,” “newly posted items,” and “upcoming events and newly posted items” based on the content included below the intro.

For example, if there are no upcoming events, “upcoming events” won’t be mentioned in the intro. Conversely, if there are only upcoming events and no new items, then “newly posted items” won’t be mentioned in the intro.