Mosaic isn't a generic portal with a Florida sticker on it. Every workflow below is wired to the specific statute it satisfies — the notice timing, the deadline, the records rule. Here is what the platform actually does, module by module.
Mosaic joins your Zoom or in-person meeting and transcribes every speaker live, then auto-drafts the minutes straight from the transcript. The draft is circulated to the board for markup and approval — and the approved version goes to every owner by email, or printed and US-mailed for those who still need a paper letter, then filed in the records portal for full compliance.
REC 14:22
The Board reviewed the 2025 reserve funding plan and the landscaping bids received.
Motion to approve table the landscaping contract pending a third bid.
Dear Owners,
The minutes from the October 30 board meeting have been approved and are attached. They’re also available anytime in your records portal.
Enforcement is where a skipped step — the wrong notice, a missed cure period, an inconsistent fine — quietly creates liability. Mosaic runs each violation end to end on your CC&Rs and the FL 720.305 / 718.303 hearing rules, and hands the file to your attorney if it escalates.
Florida now requires condo and HOA associations to publish a categorized records portal online — and to answer records requests fast or face $50-a-day penalties. Mosaic builds and maintains that statutory website portal for you, then layers a 24/7 AI concierge on top that answers owners straight from your governing documents, with citations.
Milestone inspections, reserve studies, annual-meeting notice, budget delivery, director education — every association carries a different set of statutory deadlines, and missing one is a common way for board members to end up personally exposed. Mosaic surfaces only the deadlines that actually apply to your association — by type, size, and building — and alerts the responsible director before the clock fires, with the statute cited on every entry.
The structural integrity reserve study now sits at the center of a Florida condo's life — and of the scrutiny it gets from lenders and insurers. Mosaic builds a standalone, statute-ready microsite for your SIRS: the engineer's reports, the line-item reserves, the funding plan, and an owner Q&A, all linked from your records portal — so owners and prospective buyers answer their own questions instead of routing every reserve question through the board.
Delinquency follows a sequence — reminder, late notice, pre-lien demand — and each letter has to be correct against your CC&Rs and the right Florida statute to hold up. Mosaic drafts every letter in that ladder, sends it by certified mail, and tracks delivery, so the collection record is clean and consistent across owners.
The moment a matter reaches the lien or court stage, the file is handed to your counsel — never auto-filed. That hand-off is deliberate: wrongful-lien and unauthorized-practice exposure is exactly where automated collection tools put associations at risk, and Mosaic draws the line on the safe side.
Most of a treasurer's inbox is the same handful of questions: where did my assessment go, how funded are the reserves, why is there a special assessment. Mosaic answers them in plain language, drawn from your actual ledger and reserve study with line citations — not a guess and not a generic FAQ. Owners get a real, sourced answer on demand, and the treasurer's inbox stops bleeding.
A new Florida director has a 90-day window to certify, and HB 913 layered on an annual continuing-education requirement — miss either and a director can be removed or personally exposed. Mosaic tracks the certification window, the annual CE, and the signed acknowledgments per director and per term, so no one on the board slips the deadline without knowing it.
An association that misses its annual report gets administratively dissolved by the state — a quietly catastrophic event most volunteer boards never see coming until a closing falls through. Mosaic tracks the May 1 annual report, the officer changes that follow every election, and registered-agent updates, and pings the right director before Florida dissolves the corporation out from under the community.
The fining-committee hearing run end to end — notice, packet, decision, and record.
Side-by-side bids organized for the board, with competitive-bid thresholds flagged.
The monthly packet assembled from open business, financials, and pending items.
Plain-language recaps of what was decided, ready to share with owners.
Estoppel certificates and buyer-disclosure packages compiled on the statutory timeline.
Every module above is included — $199/mo per association, no per-unit math, no add-ons.
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