Collection happens on its own, and nobody needs to play the villain.

The routine is a sequence of steps with deadlines: a reminder before the due date, a notice on the day, a duplicate bill issued by the ERP, a payment-plan offer, and the block on common areas that the bylaws allow.
Every step fires on its date, to the right unit, with no one having to decide. The trustee stops being the neighbours' personal debt collector.
Whoever pays leaves the routine at once. Whoever agrees to a plan enters one with instalments followed up.
Which step each unit is on, for how many days, and what happens at the next step.
| Unit | Period | Late | Current step | Amount | Next step |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 318 | 08/2026 | 22 days | Payment-plan offer | R$ 2,840 | block in 8 days |
| 206 | 08/2026 | 22 days | Plan in 3 instalments | R$ 2,840 | 2nd instalment on 05/10 |
| 1104 | 09/2026 | 5 days | Duplicate bill sent | R$ 2,910 | new notice in 5 days |
| 412 | 07/2026 | 53 days | Common area blocked | R$ 5,750 | refer to legal |
| 708 | 09/2026 | 2 days | Reminder | R$ 2,910 | duplicate bill in 3 days |
| 902 | 09/2026 | — | — | — | settled 18/09 |
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