Attendance with face recognition.
Staff clock in and out from an authorised time clock. Grend verifies their identity and leaves each workday ready to review.
For administrators
What used to take hours now takes minutes.
Grend automates payment reconciliation and keeps your treasury up to date, in a modern app that’s easy to use. It costs at least 40% less than other platforms, and you pay in Chilean pesos, never in UF.
From each shift to the bank statement, everything connects.
Grend connects staff, payroll, finances, and everyday community life. Fewer manual handoffs; more information ready to review.
Calculate exactly what is due.
Use schedules and approved attendance to calculate payroll, leave, advances, overtime, and deductions with configurable rules.
Receipt and bank statement, together.
Grend reads receipts, checks them against bank movements, and proposes matches. You review and confirm.
Know how much you have and where it is.
Balances, funds, income, and expenses in one traceable view, without rebuilding the books in another spreadsheet.
The front desk stays connected too.
Shared-space bookings, visitors, and packages stay organised and available to residents and administrators.
Everyone works from the same information.
Publish notices and documents so every resident can find what matters without relying on scattered messages.
Legal assistant
Answer legal questions with the article to back you up.
When an owner or the committee asks what Chile’s condominium law or Labor Code says, type the question into Grend. You get a plain answer and the article it comes from. It’s included at no extra cost.
You: How much overtime can the concierge do in a day?
Grend
Up to two hours a day, as long as the work doesn’t affect their health (Código del Trabajo, Artículo 31). Overtime is paid at 50% over the regular salary, on that month’s payslip (Código del Trabajo, Artículo 32).
General information, not legal advice.
It cites only what it found
Grend checks that every article in an answer comes from the texts it searched. If it can’t back an answer up, it won’t show it.
It uses the law in force
It works from the rules in force in Chile on the day you ask, including the 40-hour work week changes.
It flags when your bylaws matter
Quorums, fines and payment deadlines can depend on your community’s bylaws, and Grend tells you when they do. For a dismissal or a lawsuit, it’ll recommend a lawyer.
Your community, on your phone too.
Download the app and sign in with the email and password your administration gave you.
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