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BC depreciation report deadline: July 1, 2027

AI-powered strata management for self-managed BC councils.

Compliance, governance, and finances in one place — with page-cited AI that drafts the work and you approve it. Built for volunteers, not accountants.

  • BC-first, AB & ON ready
  • Data stored in Canada
  • Human-in-the-loop AI

Sunrise Court · BCS 1234

Burnaby, BC · 48 units

On track

Operating fund

$184,200

CRF balance

$612,800

Compliance calendar

Depreciation reportDue Jul 1, 2027
AGM notice (2-week)Due in 9 days
Annual budget approvedComplete
Insurance certificateExpired

AI answer · cited

“The 2024 AGM approved a $9,400/unit special levy for window replacement.”

Source: 2024 AGM Minutes, p. 4

1 afternoon

From sign-up to a live compliance calendar

Every answer

Cited to the exact page in your documents

2 funds

Operating + reserve, reconciled to the bank

3 provinces

BC today — Alberta & Ontario built in

Speaks BC strata, natively

Strata Property ActContingency Reserve FundDepreciation reportSpecial levyForm B / Form FAGM & SGM

How it works

Live in an afternoon

  1. Step 1

    Set up your strata

    Add your building, units, and owners, then upload your documents — bylaws, minutes, budgets, and your depreciation report.

  2. Step 2

    We do the heavy lifting

    ManageStrata reads your documents, builds your deadline calendar, and makes every page searchable — no spreadsheets, no guesswork.

  3. Step 3

    Stay on top of the year

    See what's due at a glance, send notices, draft minutes, collect strata fees, and get clear answers to owners' questions in seconds.

Everything a council needs

The whole operational year, in one place

BC compliance engine

Track your depreciation report against your BC deadline — July 1, 2027 for the rest of BC — plan CRF contributions, and see RAG status across every statutory date.

Document library + AI Q&A

Upload bylaws, minutes, and studies. Ask a question and get answers cited to the exact page across your whole corpus.

Governance & meetings

Province-aware notices, quorum checks, electronic voting, and AI-drafted minutes — always gated on human approval.

Dual-fund financials

Operating + contingency reserve funds, owner ledgers, strata-fee billing, and online payments via Stripe (cards + PAD).

Immutable audit trail

Every vote, minute approval, and financial posting is recorded append-only — defensible governance for AGMs and disputes.

Multi-jurisdiction by design

One engine, a versioned rule pack per province. BC ships first; Alberta and Ontario are built into the schema from day one.

New · AI agents

Tireless assistants that do the busywork

Think of an AI agent as a diligent assistant that reads your corporation’s records and leaves a tidy to-do list. It never sends an email, spends a dollar, or files anything on its own — it prepares the work, and you simply approve or dismiss.

Compliance Concierge

Watches your deadlines — like the depreciation report — and drafts the next step before you're late.

Collections

Spots overdue accounts and prepares a polite, fair reminder for you to review and send.

Maintenance Triage

Reads repair requests, sets a priority, and suggests a vendor whose insurance is still valid.

Vendor & Budget Watch

Warns before a contractor's coverage lapses and flags unusual spending in plain English.

  • You approve everything
  • It always explains why
  • Written to your audit trail
See how AI agents work

Trust & compliance

Defensible by default

Canadian data residency

Your corporation's records are stored in Canada and handled under PIPA / PIPEDA. Configurable retention per record class.

Human-in-the-loop AI

AI drafts minutes and answers questions, but every output is cited and requires a person to approve before it counts.

Tenant isolation by design

Row-level security keys every record to your corporation. Owners, council, and managers each see exactly what they should.

Frequently asked questions

What is ManageStrata?
ManageStrata is cloud-based software for running a strata or condominium corporation in Canada. It combines a compliance calendar, page-cited AI document search, governance and meeting tools, and dual-fund financials in one place — built for self-managed councils, property managers, and owners.
Does ManageStrata help with the BC depreciation report deadline?
Most do. Stratas of five or more lots can no longer waive the depreciation report. The BC deadline: July 1, 2027 for the rest of BC. ManageStrata tracks your deadline on a red/amber/green compliance calendar, plans contingency reserve fund (CRF) contributions, and reminds your council before key dates.
Which provinces does ManageStrata support?
British Columbia first, with province-aware rule packs and certificate generators for Alberta and Ontario — different reserve-study cycles, vote thresholds, notice periods, and forms (BC Form B/F, Alberta Information Certificate, Ontario Status Certificate).
Is my corporation's data stored in Canada?
Yes. Data is hosted in a Canadian region and handled under PIPA/PIPEDA, with configurable retention and an immutable audit trail. AI features are assistive and human-in-the-loop — every output is cited and requires a person to approve it.
Do owners need to install an app?
No. ManageStrata is a responsive web app (PWA) that works in any browser on phone, tablet, or desktop — owners can check their balance, pay strata fees, report issues, and vote without installing anything.

Run your strata like a pro — without hiring one.

Get your corporation organized, compliant, and searchable in an afternoon. With the BC depreciation-report deadline landing July 1, 2027, there’s no better time to start.

No credit card required.