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CCM Technology & Digital Tools Flashcards

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  1. A community manager wants to reduce paper usage by digitizing inspection reports. Which tool category BEST supports this goal?

    Answer: Mobile inspection and forms apps (e.g., Fieldwire, GoInspect)

    Mobile inspection apps allow managers to capture photos, complete checklists, and generate reports from a smartphone or tablet on-site.

  2. What does a community association's website SSL certificate primarily protect?

    Answer: Data transmitted between the user's browser and the web server

    An SSL/TLS certificate encrypts data in transit between the resident's browser and the server, protecting login credentials and personal information.

  3. Which analytics tool can a community manager use to track resident engagement with the association's website and email newsletters?

    Answer: Google Analytics and email platform reporting dashboards

    Website analytics and email reporting tools show page views, click rates, and open rates, helping managers refine digital communication strategies.

  4. A community manager is evaluating a new software vendor. Which due-diligence item is MOST important regarding data ownership?

    Answer: Confirming that the association retains ownership of all its data and can export it

    Data ownership and portability clauses ensure the association can retrieve all records if it switches vendors or the vendor ceases operations.

  5. What is the function of an access control system with key fob or card readers in a community association?

    Answer: Restricts and logs entry to secured areas such as amenities and parking

    Electronic access control systems restrict entry to authorized residents, log access events, and allow remote deactivation of lost credentials.

  6. A community manager receives an alert that the association's website was defaced. What is the MOST immediate action to take?

    Answer: Take the website offline and notify the hosting provider and board

    Taking the site offline immediately limits reputational and data damage while the hosting provider investigates the breach.