PorchQ in practice
Five workflows you can run today — an answer with its sources, a FAQ draft, an announcement draft, a minutes summary, and getting a community set up. No fictional companies, no fabricated quotes; each one is something the product does now.
5 workflows · CAM-flavored

Answers with sources
Resident
A resident asks in the resident portal. The assistant reads the documents the board has made visible to residents and writes an answer. The answer ends with the titles of the documents it used, so the resident, and later the board, can check it.
Community FAQ
Community Association Manager
Overnight, PorchQ looks at the questions asked in the assistant. When one has been asked three or more times in 30 days, it drafts a Community FAQ entry answered from the community's documents. The manager reads the draft in the morning, edits it and publishes it, or throws it away.
Announcements
Board member or manager
A manager asks the assistant to create an announcement about the pool closing for resurfacing. PorchQ saves an unpublished draft. The manager opens it in Announcements, fixes the dates, and publishes. Only then are notifications queued.
Minutes to summary
Board member
After the meeting, a board member pastes the minutes into the assistant, or attaches them. The reply lists what was decided and what needs doing. It is an answer in the conversation: nothing is filed and no document is changed. A person reads it against the minutes before sharing it.
Getting started
Concierge cohort, week one
For each community, the governing documents go into Documents & Forms and each one is processed for AI. Then the team asks the questions homeowners ask most and reads the answers against the documents. The PorchQ team does this with pilot CAMs for the first three communities.
Get started
30-minute walkthrough. We use real governing documents from your portfolio. You leave with real answers and a transparent usage explanation keyed to the workflow that fits your firm.
No deck. Your real documents.
