DuesIQ and EasyHOA, feature by feature

EasyHOA is HOA management software built for self-managed associations and condo boards. It covers billing, owner requests, communication, a community website, and a built-in accounting module.

Checked on October 24, 2026. Each Yes, Partly and No for EasyHOA links to the page on EasyHOA’s site it came from. If their site does not mention a feature, the table says so instead of guessing.

Side by side

Double-entry books

Every dollar is recorded on both sides of a ledger, so the reports always agree with each other.

DuesIQ
YesEvery payment, bill and fee posts to a full ledger, and the trial balance always balances.
EasyHOA
YesThe accounting module has a general ledger, and each journal transaction needs debit and credit sides that balance.Source: EasyHOA, Double-entry books (opens in a new tab)

Bank sync

Bank accounts connect, and transactions come in without anyone typing them.

DuesIQ
YesBank accounts connect, and transactions come in on their own.
EasyHOA
YesBank accounts connect through Plaid and deposits and expenses flow in on their own.Source: EasyHOA, Bank sync (opens in a new tab)

Bank reconciliation

Match the books to the bank statement each month.

DuesIQ
YesMatch each statement and close the month, account by account.
EasyHOA
PartlyA help article says imported bank deposits can be reconciled, but it does not show a tool for matching the books to a statement.Source: EasyHOA, Bank reconciliation (opens in a new tab)

Operating and reserve funds

Reserve money is kept and reported apart from day-to-day money.

DuesIQ
YesOperating and reserve money are kept apart, with transfers between them.
EasyHOA
Not listed on their site

Vendor bills and checks

Bills come in, the board approves them, and checks go out.

DuesIQ
YesBills come in by email or upload, the board approves, and checks print.
EasyHOA
YesBill Pay lets the HOA add or upload vendor invoices, require approval if it wants, and pay by ACH, mailed check, or virtual card.Source: EasyHOA, Vendor bills and checks (opens in a new tab)

Violations, hearings and fines

Notices go out, an owner can ask for a hearing, and fines are recorded.

DuesIQ
YesNotices, a hearing notice and date, and fines.
EasyHOA
PartlyNotices go out on their own and owners can pay violation fees online; hearings are not described.Source: EasyHOA, Violations, hearings and fines (opens in a new tab)

Architectural requests

Owners ask to change their home online, and the board or committee decides.

DuesIQ
YesOwners apply online, the board or committee decides, and the letter goes out.
EasyHOA
YesOwners submit architectural requests online with photos and documents, and the board decides on them without a meeting.Source: EasyHOA, Architectural requests (opens in a new tab)

Amenity bookings with deposits

Residents book the clubhouse or pool and pay a deposit online.

DuesIQ
YesResidents book and pay online, with a deposit returned after.
EasyHOA
PartlyOwners can reserve amenities and pay a required fee online, but no security deposit is described.Source: EasyHOA, Amenity bookings with deposits (opens in a new tab)

Voting

Owners vote online and the results are kept.

DuesIQ
YesOwners vote online, with proxies, quorum and secret ballots.
EasyHOA
YesBoards run online voting campaigns, shared or anonymous, with live results.Source: EasyHOA, Voting (opens in a new tab)

Estoppel certificates

The payoff statement a buyer’s title company needs before closing.

DuesIQ
YesTitle companies order and pay online, and the board reviews before it goes out.
EasyHOA
Not listed on their site

Community website

A public website for the community, with an owners-only section for records.

DuesIQ
YesA public website for the community, with owner sign-in for records.
EasyHOA
YesEach community gets a website with pages, news, events, and forms that the board manages.Source: EasyHOA, Community website (opens in a new tab)

Built-in assistant

Ask a question in plain words and get an answer from your own community’s records.

DuesIQ
YesDewey answers board and resident questions from your community’s records.
EasyHOA
Not listed on their site

Board to-do list

One list of what needs the board, where each item can be finished.

DuesIQ
YesToday lists what needs the board, and each item is finished right there.
EasyHOA
YesBoard Tasks gives the board a task list with due dates, reminders, and a calendar view.Source: EasyHOA, Board to-do list (opens in a new tab)

Mailed letters

Letters to owners are printed and mailed for you.

DuesIQ
YesLetters print and mail from DuesIQ.
EasyHOA
PartlyThe software builds a letter PDF for a chosen list of owners to print, and mailing is not mentioned.Source: EasyHOA, Mailed letters (opens in a new tab)

Two-step sign-in

A second step after the password, so a stolen password alone can’t get in.

DuesIQ
YesBoard members confirm sign-in with an authenticator app or this device.
EasyHOA
Not listed on their site

Committees and roles

Volunteers see only the part of the site their job needs.

DuesIQ
YesCommittees and roles, so each volunteer sees only their part.
EasyHOA
YesBoards can set up committees with member titles and their own notification settings.Source: EasyHOA, Committees and roles (opens in a new tab)

Free setup and history import

Someone sets up the community for you and brings in past records, at no cost.

DuesIQ
YesWe set up your community for free and bring in up to seven years of history.
EasyHOA
YesThe demo page says their team takes care of onboarding, moving your data and training, and that setup is free.Source: EasyHOA, Free setup and history import (opens in a new tab)

Text messages to residents

Send announcements and reminders by text.

DuesIQ
NoDuesIQ sends email and mailed letters.
EasyHOA
YesBoards can send and receive texts with owners and turn messages into requests.Source: EasyHOA, Text messages to residents (opens in a new tab)

Phone app

An app from the App Store or Google Play.

DuesIQ
Coming soon
EasyHOA
YesThe help center links an EasyHOA app in the App Store and on Google Play.Source: EasyHOA, Phone app (opens in a new tab)

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