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Manage participants & proxies

Before a meeting can proceed with voting, you need to register which owners are present, absent, or represented by proxy. RSVP lets you manage responses before the meeting, and attendance registration records the actual presence on the day.

Participants overview

Go to your meeting and click the Participants tab. You see a table with all co-owners:

Participants overview

ColumnDescription
ParticipantName of the co-owner
UnitsNumber of units owned
Own sharesShares held by the co-owner
Received sharesShares received via proxy
Total sharesOwn shares + received shares out of total
AttendanceCurrent attendance status
Invitation delivery statusWhether the invitation was delivered successfully
Invitation status timeTimestamp of the invitation status

RSVP — manage responses

Bulk RSVP update

Select participants using the checkboxes (or select all), then click Change RSVP in the top right. A dropdown appears with three options:

RSVP dropdown

StatusDescription
AcceptedThe co-owner confirmed attendance
PendingNo response yet (default)
RejectedThe co-owner declined the invitation
TransferredThe co-owner has transferred their voting shares to another participant

Individual RSVP

Select a single participant and click Change RSVP. A side panel opens where you can set the status and configure proxy shares:

RSVP rejected with proxy

FieldDescription
StatusChoose: Present, Rejected, or Pending
Transfer their sharesWhen Rejected — assign this owner's voting shares to another present owner (proxy)
Receive shares from another ownerWhen Present — receive shares from an absent owner

Click Save RSVP to confirm.

Proxies

A co-owner who cannot attend can delegate their voting power to another person.

When an owner is marked as Rejected

Enable Transfer their shares to assign their voting shares to another owner who is present. The receiving owner's Received shares column will update, and their Total shares increases accordingly.

When an owner is marked as Present

Enable Receive shares from another owner to accept proxy shares from an absent owner.

RSVP present — receive shares

TIP

To transfer shares to another co-owner, the receiving owner must have already accepted the meeting invitation. External proxies do not have this requirement.

Transfer to an external proxy

A co-owner can also transfer their shares to an external person who is not a co-owner of the building. This creates a proxy participant in the system.

When transferring to an external proxy:

FieldDescriptionRequired
First nameFirst name of the proxyYes
Last nameLast name of the proxyYes
EmailEmail address of the proxyNo
PhonePhone number of the proxyNo

The proxy participant appears in the participants list but is not linked to a contact record. Per Belgian law, written proof of the proxy appointment is required.

Belgian proxy rules

When configuring proxy transfers, Belgian co-ownership law (Article 3.87) applies automatic restrictions to prevent concentration of voting power.

RuleDescription
Maximum 3 proxiesA proxy holder may receive proxies from a maximum of 3 other owners, unless their total voting power (own shares + received shares) remains at or below 10% of the total building shares
Maximum voting power (50%)No single person may hold more than 50% of the total building shares through their own shares combined with received proxies

The system validates these rules automatically. If a transfer would violate these limits, it is rejected with an error message explaining which rule was violated.

TIP

Use the transfer validation to check if a proxy transfer is allowed before confirming it. The system shows the specific reason if a transfer is blocked.

Register attendance

On the day of the meeting, you register the actual attendance. Select participants using the checkboxes, then use the bulk action buttons in the toolbar:

ButtonDescription
Register attendanceMark selected participants as Present
Register absenceMark selected participants as Absent
Resend invitationResend the invitation to selected participants

After registering attendance, the list updates with colored status labels:

Attendance results

StatusColorDescription
PresentGreenOwner is present at the meeting
AbsentRedOwner is absent
PendingGreyAttendance not yet registered

Resend invitation

If the invitation delivery failed, check the Invitation delivery status column. Select the affected participants and click Resend invitation to retry delivery.

StatusDescription
FailedInvitation could not be delivered (e.g. no email address, invalid email)
ProcessingInvitation is being processed or sent
(empty)No invitation sent yet

Export attendance list

Click Export in the top right to download the participant list as a PDF document for use during the meeting.

The exported PDF contains:

SectionContent
HeaderBuilding name, address, country, and enterprise number
TitleAttendance list with meeting name and date

Per participant, the PDF shows:

ColumnDescription
#Sequence number
Name — SharesFull name, share count, and address
UnitUnit number with floor and unit details
ProxyCheckbox to mark if the participant gave a proxy
SignatureSignature field for the participant or proxy holder

At the bottom, the PDF includes fields for the total number of co-owners present or represented, total shares present, total units, and total shares. Signature fields for the syndicus and chairperson are also included.

Attendance list PDF

TIP

Print the attendance list before the meeting starts so participants can sign on arrival.

Workflow summary

StepActionWhen
1Send invitationsBefore the meeting (via Broadcasts tab)
2Manage RSVPAs owners respond — update accepted / rejected / pending
3Assign proxiesFor absent owners — transfer shares to a present owner
4Register attendanceOn the day of the meeting — mark present / absent
5Proceed to votingAfter attendance is registered — vote registration becomes available
Video — Full flow: manage participants & proxies

Good to know

  • Attendance must be registered before voting — the system uses the attendance list to determine who can vote and their effective voting weight.
  • Proxy shares affect voting — when an absent owner's shares are transferred, the receiving owner votes with their combined shares.
  • RSVP vs. Attendance — RSVP is the owner's pre-meeting response (will they come?). Attendance is the actual registration on the day (are they here?). Both can differ.
  • Failed invitations — if an invitation shows Failed, check if the owner has a valid email address in their contact record.
  • Bulk actions — select multiple participants to update RSVP, register attendance, or resend invitations in bulk.
  • Belgian law limits apply — proxy transfers are validated automatically: max 3 proxies (unless total voting power stays at or below 10%), and a 50% voting power cap.
  • External proxies — shares can be transferred to persons who are not co-owners of the building. These proxy participants are identified by name and email.

Need help?

Contact our team at info@sndq.be or use the Get Help option in the SNDQ application.