Connect Arbor Lane to Claude Code and Claude.ai, and ask your community questions in plain language.
Generate a personal access token in settings, paste it into Claude Code or Claude.ai, and your AI assistant can read your community — units, open tickets, dues, upcoming events, pending members — and even draft an announcement for you to send. It's the same data you'd click through in the app, reachable by the assistant you already work in, so the answer comes to you instead of you hunting for it.
Works with Claude Code and Claude.ai. Generate a token in settings. No sales call to get started.
Connect once, then just ask.
- Generate a token in settings. Open Settings → Integrations and create a personal access token. The token is shown once, you paste it into Claude Code or Claude.ai, and you can revoke it any time — so the connection is yours to grant and yours to pull.
- Your assistant reads the community. Ask in plain language and the assistant pulls real data through Arbor Lane: a community summary, your units and the detail on any one of them, open maintenance tickets, the dues overview, active votes, upcoming events, pending members waiting on approval, and your staff list. No export, no copy-paste — it reads what's already there.
- It can draft the next step, you send it. Beyond reading, the assistant can draft a community announcement from what it found — you review it and send it from Arbor Lane. The assistant proposes; you stay the one who acts.
Everyone who runs a community has questions. Here's who asks them this way.
A landlord or rental operator asks their assistant "which units have open maintenance?" or "who's behind on rent?" and gets the answer without opening five screens — the roster, the tickets, and the dues are all reachable from the assistant they already work in.
A management company connects once and asks across the communities it runs — open tickets, dues owed, pending approvals — pulling the same numbers the team sees in the app, without logging in property by property.
A board member or treasurer asks "what's coming up this month?" or "who's waiting to be approved?" and the assistant reads the events, the votes, and the pending members straight from the community record — then drafts the announcement to go with it.
Point your AI assistant at your community. Ask it anything.
The data that runs your community shouldn't be trapped behind clicks. Arbor Lane speaks MCP — the open protocol Claude Code and Claude.ai use — so the assistant you already work in can read your units, tickets, dues, and votes, and draft the announcement you were going to write anyway. Generate a token in settings and connect it this afternoon.
Rather talk it through first? There's a human on the other end
Works with Claude Code and Claude.ai. Generate a token in settings. No sales call to get started.
Less time on the busywork. More on the people.