Learn how to upload and organize bylaws, governing documents, and other property files in URBI Kore.
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URBI Kore's document management system lets you store, organize, and share important property files. Bylaws, governing documents, and other foundational files should be uploaded early so your team and board members always have access to the latest versions.
Click Documents in the left sidebar to open the document browser. You will see a folder structure with system folders created automatically for your property.
URBI creates these system folders automatically:
Property Folder: The root folder for property-wide documents
Unit Folders: Per-unit folders for resident-specific documents
Vendor Folders: For vendor and contractor documents
Service Ticket Folders: Documents attached to service tickets
News Folders: Documents from announcements
You can create custom folders inside any of these to organize your files further.
Click into the Property Folder or create a dedicated subfolder (e.g., "Governing Documents" or "Bylaws") by clicking the Add button and selecting New Folder.
Click the Add button and select Upload Document, or simply drag and drop files into the document browser. You will see a progress indicator as files upload.
URBI supports a wide range of file types:
PDF for official bylaws, contracts, and legal documents
Word (DOC, DOCX) for drafts and editable documents
Excel (XLS, XLSX, CSV) for budgets and data
PowerPoint (PPT, PPTX) for presentations
Images (PNG, JPG) for photos and diagrams
Video (MP4) for recorded content
URBI features an AI document assistant. When you toggle the AI Access option on a document, URBI processes and embeds the file so your team can search and ask questions about its content using the HERO AI assistant. This works best with PDF, DOC, DOCX, and TXT files.
Right-click or use the action menu on any file to:
Download: Get a copy to your device
Open: View the file in a new tab
Rename: Change the file name
Move: Relocate to a different folder
Copy: Duplicate the file within the property
Delete: Remove the file
Hold Shift and click to select a range of files, or hold Ctrl/Cmd and click to select individual files. Perform bulk actions on your selection.
Create a "Governing Documents" folder and keep your bylaws, declaration, and rules there so everyone knows where to look
Enable AI Access on your most referenced documents so your team can ask HERO questions about them
Use descriptive file names that include the year or version (e.g., "Bylaws-2026-Amended.pdf")