Manages its workforce without relying on Administration
Each provider manages its employee roster, vehicles, licenses, insurance, and required documents directly from the app.
SK ONE IN ACTION
Concrete journeys showing how one platform can coordinate people, documents, permissions, on-site activity, administration, and AI without losing context.
PROVIDERS
From documents and authorizations for those who enter to service delivery, operational control, and invoicing, SK ONE connects companies, employees, vehicles, insurance, location, and administration.
Each provider manages its employee roster, vehicles, licenses, insurance, and required documents directly from the app.
SK ONE evaluates documents, expiration dates, vehicles, and resident authorizations, warning about anything that could delay or prevent entry.
AI analyzes the policy, identifies people, coverage, and validity periods, and automatically updates entry conditions while reserving human review for exceptions.
On arrival, the system checks identity, vehicle, documents, and the corresponding authorization against the community’s current rules in seconds.
SK ONE compares location, authorized units, declared vehicle, schedules, and active permissions. When it detects a deviation, it alerts the corresponding teams in real time.
The provider can submit an invoice through WhatsApp, email, or the app, whether or not it physically entered the community. AI identifies the document and its data, links it to the provider, and places it into the review, approval, and payment workflow without manual entry.
ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE
Purchasing, providers, invoices, payments, assessments, and events inside the community share people, units, documents, approvals, and accounts. Administration works with the same context that originated each movement.
A team requests a product or service with its provider, cost center, budget, owners, and supporting documents.
SK ONE determines who must approve according to purchase type, amount, team, and community rules while preserving complete traceability.
Receipt of the product or service, its owners, observations, and evidence remain linked to the request and purchase order.
Regardless of the channel, AI identifies the provider, extracts tax and financial data, and links the invoice to the purchase, acceptance, and corresponding account payable.
SK ONE reads transactions from integrated bank accounts, identifies transfers, and automatically credits each payment to the corresponding resident account, leaving only exceptions for review.
A speeding fine, a reservation, an event hall rental, or any charge originating in operations can reach the current account and accounting records while preserving its evidence and responsible party.
SECURITY PROVIDER
SK ONE connects patrol planning, assigned guards, actual routes, detected incidents, hours effectively worked, and the invoice submitted by the security provider.
The community can define the route, responsible guard, schedule, and expected duration for each security patrol.
SK ONE records the actual route and total elapsed time, comparing them with what had been planned.
Incomplete routes, skipped areas, delays, early finishes, or patrols performed outside the plan can trigger alerts for follow-up.
Incidents remain linked to the guard, patrol, time, and location where they were detected, together with photographic evidence recorded from the app.
SK ONE tracks the hours effectively worked by every security provider employee, period by period.
SK ONE analyzes the security provider’s monthly invoice, automatically compares billed hours with recorded hours, and presents discrepancies before approval without requiring manual checks by the community.
OPERATIONAL TEAM
The Requests module organizes the community’s daily work so service requests, complaints, and maintenance tasks can be assigned, executed, and measured without remaining scattered across messages, spreadsheets, and informal conversations.
A request or complaint initiated through the app, WhatsApp, or internal operations is recorded with its description, date, requester, and history.
SK ONE classifies each request and applies assignment rules to route it to the appropriate team.
From My requests, every team member can focus on pending work, priorities, and upcoming deadlines.
From the app, the employee records when a maintenance task begins and ends. SK ONE preserves its actual duration and the locations associated with its execution.
The community defines response-time targets by area and priority. Statuses, reassignments, comments, and execution times remain linked to the same request.
Pending requests, average times, compliance with response targets, actual duration, recorded locations, unassigned requests, and satisfaction make it possible to analyze performance by area.
RESIDENTS AND FAMILIES
People, units, family relationships, vehicles, authorizations, reservations, accounts, and communications remain connected so each family can resolve frequent operations with greater autonomy.
Owners, tenants, relatives, minors, domestic employees, pets, and vehicles remain linked to the corresponding unit.
Residents register guests, services, and providers directly in the app, defining dates, schedules, vehicles, and entry conditions without relying on external messages.
Availability, event-hall rules, guests, rental, and the charge to the current account are all part of the same process.
Residents can review debt, statements, and movements while understanding whether a charge came from a reservation, fine, or another operation.
Receipt, notification, pickup, and delivery remain recorded. Residents can share a keyword to validate pickup without contacting the gate.
Residents can write in natural language through WhatsApp or speak with the AI assistant in the app to consult information and resolve frequent operations 24 hours a day.
BOARD, STATUTORY AUDITORS, AND COMMITTEES
The Board, statutory auditors, and the various committees no longer depend on manual lists, email chains, and person-by-person permissions. SK ONE models authorities, positions, terms, responsibilities, access, and decisions within the same operating ecosystem.
The Board, statutory auditors, and each committee are modeled with their members, positions, primary or alternate status, and effective terms.
Access can be granted to the entire Board, only its primary members, statutory auditors, or a specific committee, avoiding individually managed exceptions.
A workflow can require the intervention of a particular authority or committee without depending on personal names or informal message chains.
Background information, documents, observations, and the decision by Administration or the Board remain connected in a single traceable case file.
A Neighborhood Pulse report, tracking map, or operating evidence can be shared with the Board, statutory auditors, or a committee without manually assembling recipient lists.
AI summarizes complaints, sentiment, recurring topics, and suggestions so the Board and Administration can work with concrete signals instead of impressions alone.