Software for amkhanagoba in Georgia

One digital credential covers the entrance, elevators and parking instead of a separate key, card or code for each, with entries logged centrally.

Bill payment, requests to the building administrator, building news and, where the intercom is video-enabled, remote door opening from the phone.

It is the association of apartment owners the Law of Georgia on Homeowners’ Associations (№5277 of 2007) deems to exist in every building on a single land plot with more than two individually owned apartments — no founding act or registration required. It is not a legal person, but it holds separate property, may open bank accounts and take bank credit, and may sign contracts with third parties in its own name through its chairperson. Owners can run the building through an elected chairperson or elect a professional “hired manager” by a two-thirds vote; either way, a platform can contract directly with the amkhanagoba, not only with a management company or developer. In Georgian and Russian-language usage, ‘management company’ more often means short-term rental management; this page is about building administration.

TBC Bank and Bank of Georgia are the two rails already handling utility and building-fee payment for Georgian residents. Bank of Georgia acquiring is integrated directly into billing; TBC is a rail the platform accounts for when reconciling how residents already pay.

Local integrators do not publish prices, so there is no public market benchmark. Unitify calculates cost per building based on which systems, access, intercom, dispatching, app, are included.

Start free with one building: no card and no call. For a full launch, send the building registry — apartments, owners and opening balances — as an Excel file or an export from your current system; we set the building up with you, and residents then add their own apartment in the app and get verified by the management company. How long it takes depends on the shape of your registry and is worked out per building.

Yes — that is the case it is built for: you launch the management company at handover, with the resident app, requests, announcements and billing on one platform. Your own branding is available as a paid white-label option in three formats: branding inside the Unitify app, a separate app under your brand in the App Store and Google Play, or your own app on our SDK and API; the price is set after a short brief.

Card payment is live through Flitt, in production at Ande Tower. Bank of Georgia’s payment API is also integrated: Bank of Georgia’s own cards and Visa, Mastercard or Amex from any issuing bank — check the rollout timing for Bank of Georgia with us.

Usually yes. If the panel, controller, camera or meter exposes an integration interface (an API, SIP, ONVIF or a Modbus or M-Bus gateway), we connect it to the resident app under the project. Barriers with plate recognition, lift access and in-apartment smart home are handled the same way, as project work. Hardware with no interface cannot be connected, and we check the exact model before you commit. Hikvision and Dahua video intercoms and door controllers are the most common cases here, connected through their own interfaces.

Yes. In Unitify billing the intercom fee is a separate line on the resident’s personal account and bill, next to maintenance and utilities, at the rate set by the management company, owners’ association or service company. Whether and how such a fee may be charged depends on local rules and the owners’ decision, so confirm that locally; Unitify only issues the line.