Jamaicans bank, shop, and manage their lives from their phones. So why do they come home to paper invoices, printed notices, and phone calls to the office during business hours?
Gated communities across Jamaica rely on WhatsApp for commerce and services, but messaging apps were never designed for structured marketplaces. Here's what's going wrong—and what works better.
Sign-up sheets disappear. Phone bookings get forgotten. Double bookings create arguments. Here's why self-service mobile booking actually works.
Phone calls to the guard booth. Misspelled names. Visitors waiting at the gate. Here's why mobile guest management actually works.
WhatsApp groups descend into chaos. Spreadsheets go stale. Here's why proper mobile infrastructure changes everything for residents.
Security alone doesn't make a community. WhatsApp groups devolve into chaos. Notice boards go unread. Here's what actually builds connection.
Double bookings. Monopolized facilities. Confrontations at the gate. Paper sign-up sheets don't scale. Here's what actually works.
Email blasts land in spam. WhatsApp groups devolve into chaos. Important messages never reach residents. Here's what effective communication actually requires.
Tight security creates gate congestion and resident frustration. Convenient access creates security gaps. Modern platforms solve both problems.
