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Ballast Board

See what was issued, what changed, and what is current.

Ballast Board is the persistent service surface for an association's reserve record, not a separate purchasable product. Before issuance it shows readiness and open information—not work-in-progress study conclusions. After issuance it becomes the customer view over controlled project records.

The board can orient itself without confusing the issued professional baseline with later reviewed changes or current financing standing.

See the supported answer first, followed by the information used, unresolved gaps, review steps, and sources.

InputsUnknown stays unknown
ReviewHuman professional control
IssueIssued report preserved

How the work moves

From your information to a supported decision.

See what happens at each stage, what still needs attention, and when a professional report becomes an issued record.

  1. 01

    Before issuance

    Readiness, not provisional conclusions

    Uploads, walkthrough progress, open items, and review status can be visible while analytical work in progress remains protected.

  2. 02

    Ready

    Hold the completed report until issuance conditions are met

    Ready for Issuance means professional processing is complete; the finished report is released only after the invoice is due and payment is verified.

  3. 03

    After issuance

    Keep the views separate

    Current Position, Issued Baseline, Standing, and material Compare-to-Baseline information retain different meanings.

  4. 04

    Continuity

    Make the Live relationship explicit

    Live Reserve Service continues the reviewed record without converting later uploads into silent changes to the issued report.

Start with the question

Start with the diagnosis, not a product catalogue.

Known property facts carry forward into the appropriate scope and one exact quote when professional work is supported.