Violation & ARC tracking
Covenant enforcement, kept on the record.
Case tracking for self-managed HOA, condo, and townhome boards. Open a case, send the notice, and export the whole dated timeline when someone asks “when were we told?”
Free for up to 10 lots and 5 active cases. No credit card.
Case VF-2026-018 · Lot 42
OpenUnapproved fence color
Due Jun 24 · Assigned to M. Alvarez
Initial notice sent
May 30
Emailed from the Initial Notice template · send logged
Evidence attached
Jun 04
fence-east-elevation.jpg
Owner response received
Jun 09
Repaint scheduled for June 20
Every entry dated and attributed
Today, enforcement lives in a spreadsheet and someone’s inbox.
It works until it has to hold up. Enforcement that can’t be documented can be challenged — and a routine fence dispute becomes a selective-enforcement claim.
- The notice went out from a board member’s personal Gmail — no association record it was ever sent.
- The spreadsheet says “contacted 3/12,” with no copy of what was sent, or to whom.
- A board member rotates off, and three years of history leaves with their inbox.
Three steps, and the record keeps itself.
Step 1
Import your lots
Upload a CSV of lots and owners — map columns, preview, and import. Undo the batch if you need a do-over.
Step 2
Open cases, send notices
Log a violation or ARC request, set a due date, email the owner from a template. Every send is logged.
Step 3
Export the record
When a hearing or dispute needs proof, export the full case timeline as a dated PDF.
Everything a volunteer board needs.
- Lots and owners
- Every lot and owner of record in one list, with self-serve CSV import.
- Board seats
- Invite board members by email. Free includes 1 seat; paid bands include 5.
- Violation & ARC cases
- Open a case with a due date, status, and an assigned board member.
- Escalation ladders & fines
- Configurable step ladders with cure periods; fine ledger; board-approved next notices — never auto-sent.
- Email & mail notices
- Templated email notices, plus optional First-Class or Certified mail when configured.
- Photo evidence
- Capture or upload photos with honest capture vs upload timestamps on the timeline.
- Owner case links
- Owners view the case and respond via a secure link — no homeowner accounts.
- Case timeline & PDF
- Every action recorded in order; export a dated PDF for hearings or counsel.
- Board dashboard
- Open cases, overdue items, approval queue, and upcoming deadlines on one screen.
Selective-enforcement claims die on timestamps.
ViolationFlow builds the dated record as you work, then hands it over as a PDF the moment you need it.
- Every notice, with the exact date and time it was sent
- Every status change, attributed to the board member who made it
- One PDF, ready for a hearing, an attorney, or an owner dispute
Case timeline · Exported record
Lot 42 — Unapproved fence color
Cedar Hollow Homeowners Association · Case VF-2026-018
- May 28, 2026 · 9:41 AMCase opened — Unapproved fence color, Lot 42
- May 30, 2026 · 2:07 PMInitial notice emailed to owner of record
- Jun 04, 2026 · 8:15 AMPhoto evidence attached: fence-east-elevation.jpg
- Jun 09, 2026 · 6:52 PMOwner response received — repaint scheduled
- Jun 20, 2026 · 10:30 AMStatus changed to Resolved — repaint verified
One price per association, by community size. Start free.
Free
$0 forever
10 lots, 5 active cases, 1 board user — with the full workflow.
Paid
$19–$39/mo, or $179–$379/yr
Every feature included at every size — you only pay for community size, up to 300 lots and 5 board users.
Answers for the board meeting.
- Is my association’s data private?
- Yes. Each association is its own workspace. Only the board members you invite can see it.
- Do homeowners need accounts?
- No. Owners receive notices by email and can view their case via a secure link — no homeowner login. Only board members use ViolationFlow.
- Can I import my existing lot list?
- Yes. Upload a CSV from the lots page, map columns, preview, and import — with undo if you need it.
- Are the notice templates legal advice?
- No. They are professional starting points — review them with your association’s counsel.
Put your enforcement on the record.
Set up your association and open your first case today.