CCM Technology & Digital Tools Flashcards
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A community manager receives a phishing email that appears to come from a trusted vendor requesting a wire transfer. What is the BEST response?
Answer: Verify the request by calling the vendor directly using a known phone number
Calling the vendor using a previously verified number—not information in the suspicious email—confirms whether the request is legitimate.
Which technology is commonly used to automate recurring assessment payments for residents?
Answer: ACH (Automated Clearing House) auto-pay
ACH auto-pay enables residents to authorize automatic monthly debits, reducing late payments and administrative overhead.
What is the purpose of a building management system (BMS) in a large community association?
Answer: Monitoring and controlling building systems like HVAC, lighting, and access control
A BMS centralizes monitoring and control of mechanical and electrical systems, improving efficiency and enabling rapid response to system faults.
A community manager wants to livestream an annual meeting for remote residents. Which technology setup is MOST appropriate?
Answer: Video conferencing platform (e.g., Zoom, Microsoft Teams) with recording capability
Video conferencing platforms allow real-time remote participation and create a recording for residents unable to attend live.
When implementing a new community management software system, what is the MOST important first step?
Answer: Migrate and clean historical data before going live
Clean, accurate historical data migration ensures the new system starts with reliable records; corrupted data leads to financial and operational errors.
Which type of cybersecurity measure requires users to confirm their identity through a second channel (e.g., text code) beyond just a password?
Answer: Multi-factor authentication (MFA)
MFA adds a verification layer beyond the password—such as a one-time SMS code—significantly reducing the risk of unauthorized account access.