What's new in Ettihad

Share a link and 6-digit code for a vacant unit (no owner or tenant in the app); the payer needs no account. It lasts 48 hours; 3 wrong codes end it.

Say how you paid, all or part; the manager sees "Says paid · not verified". Nothing is marked paid until the manager confirms; they can also choose "Not received" or, when allowed, "Already recorded".

The payment page also invites the payer to join the app. They choose Owner or Tenant, and you approve every join request.

A part-paid due shows what is left of the total.

Remind is hidden when you're the unit's only resident in the app.

Add many buildings in one go, with real unit numbers such as R1-A1. Changed your mind? Undo the setup on the same phone within 24 hours; units that already have residents or dues stay.

A manager can tell Fary in text chat how the compound is laid out, in one message, and confirm (not in demo communities). Undo works only for setups made in the app. For a bigger compound, write to us from Settings › Help & about › Send feedback and the Ettihad team sets it up.

If your units have buildings, My Community lists them, each with its number of units and how many are occupied.

Remind one due, one unit, or everyone who hasn't paid an expense. Each resident on the app gets one notification for their unpaid dues and sees when they were reminded.

"Mark as paid" now asks how the money came in. The unit statement shows the recorded method of each payment — cash, bank transfer, InstaPay and more — with its note; the building statement shows the method too.

A request to join now asks whether you're the owner or a tenant, so a tenant is no longer added as the unit's owner.

An expense's payment link now works for up to 200 units, and its statement for the whole building — images or an Excel file — for up to 160 units.

Record the money the building holds — a bank account or a reserve — and pay all or part of an expense from it; residents are billed only for the rest. Every change to a fund is kept in its history.

One unit's account for any period up to 2 years: what it was billed, what it paid and what was forgiven, with the opening and closing balance. Share it as images or an Excel file.

One Excel file for the whole building for the period you choose, in Arabic or English. You get a notification when it's ready, and it stays available for 3 days.

A tile on the manager's dashboard: the money collected minus what was spent. Existing social and family groups see it too.

Monthly bills — the guard, cleaning, electricity — come back by themselves: a fixed amount, or a reminder to type this month's amount.

A tile and a screen in the app where residents see what the building spent.

"Mark as paid" can take the money from the resident's credit. In residential buildings, a unit's open dues can be paid from its credit, oldest first. Credit never goes below zero.

A unit with payments can be removed and its history stays readable; its unpaid share is split over the other units or covered by the building.

Reopen a due that was marked "already paid" by mistake, without deleting the expense.

Settings › Help & about › Send feedback, or ask Fary in text chat: your message goes to the Ettihad team.

When you invite a resident by hand, a name is enough — the phone number is optional.

The app now runs on Android 9 and newer.