1. The homeowner app allows owners to access their association account from their mobile device.
2. Owners can view assessments, community documents and view payment and ledger information.
1. it is not sized properly to be viewed on a cell phone or a larger screen tablet, and many of its features don't work as expected.While the login screen looks nice, the requirement that I give permission to everything on my phone before login can occur is ludicrous.
2. If you need access to my camera, storage, phone, etc., You can request at the appropriate time.I can give permission based on need, if needed.
3. Deleting this nasty app..Try to log on and will not allow, even though i must give the app permission for location, contact list and camera.
4. I am prompted to log in and as I don't have an account yet, it's impossible to find out where and how I can register one...Requires location and camera permissions before it'll even let you log in, with no justification provided.
5. Google should take this off the store considering the amount of permissions this app wants granted access to for what the apps intended purpose is.
6. Major work needed You're cannit view statements when clicking into the statement tab.
7. Yet eUnify thinks that this app is acceptable by today's standards of development? Wow.this app works better than the website, but still I'd not user friendly.
8. Just a blank screen shows.This app is a joke, especially when I look at the stark contrast between townsq.io and eUnify.
9. I can't give permission to everything just to login.. looks stupid.
10. Developers should develop with 0 trust in mind.
11. Sloppy practice to develop with full trust in mind.