BAB · باب

Selling a unit inside your compound • Owners can list their unit for sale. Every co-owner confirms the listing, and the compound reviews it before buyers see it. • Sell privately to a buyer you name: only that buyer sees the listing. • Buyers make offers in the app; the owner accepts or declines. An accepted offer reserves the unit and records the deposit and the contract date. Payment stays between buyer and seller, outside BAB. • The transfer case picks up the agreed price, and the sale is recorded when it completes. For owners • Price reference: what units of your type actually sold for in your compound, without names, and your own unit's value history. • Landlord view: the lease, your tenant's bills and requests, and your own rent receipts in one place. • Voting by proxy: let your representative vote for you in polls, and withdraw it any time. • Report an issue by voice: the app writes the text, reads it back and suggests the category. For compound teams • Owners' register: every unit's owners, shares and change history, with export. • A launch checklist to set up a new compound step by step. • Disputed ownership: when two claims reach one unit, its owner does not change until the administration decides. • A fine on a unit you are linked to can't be waived by you; "Send for approval" passes it to someone else. • For auditors: every bill of the compound, view only, and audit logs showing who changed what, when and why. • Import the compound, its buildings and units from one Excel workbook, with a note on every template column. For maintenance • Every maintenance request shows its due date, and "Overdue" when it runs late, with an alert to the technician and the managers. • Rate maintenance work in your building: one rating per unit, within 7 days of completion. • One rating per service provider, combining all its ratings. • A home for the maintenance supervisor: the triage list, late requests and work awaiting approval. For emergencies • With a weak or no signal, an emergency alert is saved at once and sends by itself when the connection returns, even if you closed the app. • Owners and tenants get a notice of the emergency's type and place and what to do, then another when it ends. • If you are on shift in another compound, a strip shows over your screen without closing it. For anyone with more than one role • All your roles' notifications in one list. • When you become the owner of the unit you rent, your tenant role closes by itself, and "My role history" shows all your roles and their dates. Also: the gate card shows the visitor's name, unit and host; signing in with Google or Apple completes reliably even on a slow connection; plus other fixes and improvements.