CommunityPay
Enterprise ledger for accounting & compliance vs. a rebranded platform in transition

COMMUNITYPAY vs Enumerate

Enumerate is the rebrand of TOPS Software, backed by Great Hill Partners since 2023 — legacy TOPS Pro and TOPS IQ were discontinued at the end of 2024, requiring existing customers to migrate onto the new Enumerate Central platform. CommunityPay is enterprise ledger infrastructure built for accounting and compliance specifically — CIRA-standard reporting, ledger-native resale certificates and condo questionnaires, a living legal corpus (patent-pending), and database-layer enforcement on every transaction, with no forced product migration for existing customers.

Snapshot as of October 4, 2026 — verified against production and Enumerate's public site and documentation

CommunityPay figures are verified against production configuration. Enumerate figures are sourced from Enumerate's own public site, help documentation, and independent industry-tracker reporting on its corporate history, cited below. Enumerate does not publish pricing; this page notes that plainly rather than guessing at a number. This page reflects a point-in-time comparison; Enumerate's product changes over time, and this snapshot is dated on purpose.

18 Enforcement Guards
14 Compliance Profiles
30+ CIRA-Standard Statements
10 States Covered
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Two Verified Facts

These are two claims on this page sourced directly from Enumerate's own public site and independent industry-tracker reporting, not inference. Everything else on this page compares what CommunityPay has built against what Enumerate has publicly stated — where Enumerate hasn't published a claim, we say so rather than guess.

Enumerate

A rebrand mid-migration: TOPS Pro/IQ discontinued end of 2024

Enumerate is the rebrand of TOPS Software following a Great Hill Partners investment in May 2023. Legacy TOPS Pro and TOPS IQ were discontinued at the end of 2024, requiring existing customers to migrate onto the new Enumerate Central platform — a forced-migration event for a live customer base.

Source: goenumerate.com; CT Acquisitions HOA PE rollup tracker
CommunityPay

No forced product migration for existing customers

CommunityPay has not discontinued or replatformed its core product out from under an existing customer base. The ledger an association is on today is the ledger it stays on.

Enumerate

Resale certificates via a partner, not confirmed native

TOPS Software (now Enumerate) announced an integration partnership with HomeWiseDocs, a separate company — no public source states Enumerate owns HomeWiseDocs or CondoCerts, or generates certificates from its own ledger.

Source: goenumerate.com/news — "TOPS Software LLC Announces Integration Partnership with HomeWiseDocs"
CommunityPay

Resale certificates and condo questionnaires from live ledger data

Statute-mapped resale certificates and Fannie 1076 / Freddie 476 condo questionnaires, generated directly from the association's own accounting records — no handoff to a separate vendor or platform.

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Pricing & Reporting Depth

Enumerate publishes three unnamed-dollar tiers — Starter, Growth, Enterprise — available on request, with no published rate. We're not going to guess at a number Enumerate hasn't disclosed. On reporting depth, Enumerate's own site is thin compared to the rest of this market: we found no mention of CIRA-standard fund statements, RSI, or a CPA audit portal on any page we reached, which we note as "not published," not "confirmed absent."

Dimension CommunityPay Enumerate
Pricing model Published flat rate — see pricing Not published; three unpriced tiers (Starter/Growth/Enterprise), quote-only
Platform fee over time Flat — does not increase after signing Not published
CIRA-standard fund reporting 30+ statements — balance sheet, changes in fund balances, budget-and-actual, RSI, cash flows by fund Not published on any page reached
Outgoing vendor ACH payment $0, included — every plan Automated vendor payments included; per-transaction fee not published
Honestly stated: Enumerate's public site doesn't give us much to compare against on reporting depth or enforcement — that's a gap in what's published, not a claim that the capability doesn't exist internally. We're comparing against what's actually documented, the same standard we hold ourselves to.
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Enforcement & System of Record

This is where "enterprise" stops being a marketing word and starts meaning something specific: every posting evaluated against a fixed rule set before it lands, logged whether it passes or not. Enumerate does not publish claims in this category — it's built as general-purpose property management accounting, not an enforcement layer over the ledger.

Feature CommunityPay Enumerate
Pre-posting transaction evaluation (patent-pending architecture) 18 enforcement guards, every transaction No
Immutable decision log SHA-256 hashed, append-only No
Fund segregation enforcement Automated, blocks cross-fund violations Discussed as best practice; no enforced feature published
Automatic bank reconciliation Three-way, bank = GL = client Transaction matching + read-only bank connections
Token-gated CPA audit portal SHA-256 hashed tokens, no login required No
Enterprise debt subledger Event-sourced, covenant evaluation No
Reserve funding status report (RSI) Institutional packet, SHA-256 hashed No
Multi-state resale compliance profiles 10 states, 14 profiles No published feature
Vendor ACH payments Included, no additional fee Included; per-transaction fee not published
Enumerate's public site is thin on documentation relative to the rest of this market — several of the "not published" rows above may simply reflect a less detailed site rather than a missing capability. This page is dated on purpose — check the snapshot date above, and revisit Enumerate's own site before relying on this for a decision.
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Reporting, Legal Corpus & Institutional Tools

Beyond enforcement, this is the depth a real audit or lending relationship actually requires — CIRA-standard financial statements, a living record of the statutes a certificate cites, and workflow-driven accountability for resident handling instead of a support chatbot.

Feature CommunityPay Enumerate
CIRA-standard financial reporting 30+ statements — balance sheet, changes in fund balances, budget-and-actual, RSI, cash flows by fund General-purpose GAAP reporting (balance sheet, bank rec, cash flow) — no CIRA-specific statement set published
Token-gated CPA audit portal No login required, scope-controlled per engagement, every access logged No
Living legal corpus (patent-pending architecture) Statute, case law, session law & regulation tracking with sourced quotes No
Condo questionnaire API (Fannie 1076 / Freddie 476) Auto-filled from live ledger data No
Resident handling Workflow-driven assignment and task routing with accountability tracked to completion — not a Q&A chatbot "Numa AI" embedded in the product suite; scope not published
Resident statement access Available to all residents Not published as a distinct capability
CARIScore — community association risk index 5-component, 0–100 score for lenders, insurers & buyers No
Budget builder Native to the ledger — ties budget lines directly to GL accounts Included
Full ledger read/write access for board & manager Every entry itemized, no curated-report ceiling Not published as a distinct capability
AI-driven AP automation AI OCR, deterministic vendor matching, and a per-HOA inbox that reads incoming invoices, enters bills, and routes them to approval No published feature
Deterministic account-role matching (FLASH) Scored, rule-based lookup by account role — not an LLM guess, so it can't hallucinate an account No published feature
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Governance, Trust & Vendor Risk

The controls a board actually needs when real money and real vendors are involved — separation of duties on approvals, trust funds that reconcile against the bank and the client independently, and vendors verified before they get paid, not after something goes wrong.

Feature CommunityPay Enumerate
Trust accounting, three-way reconciliation Bank = GL = client, automated daily No published feature
Board approval workflow & separation of duties Dollar-threshold approval tiers, treasurer/payer separation, self-approval controls No published payment-approval workflow
Vendor license, bond & insurance monitoring Automated daily checks before a vendor gets paid No
Fraud detection on payments Velocity limits, pattern analysis No published feature
Collection letters & fines automation Included, tied to the ledger Included, per Enumerate's own site
Two-factor authentication Available on every account Not independently verified from Enumerate's public documentation
CommunityPay's interface is one coherent design system, built with professional managers and large portfolios in mind — the same interface scales from a single self-managed association to hundreds of accounts under one manager, without a different tool or a different workflow at each size.

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