Strack review
A web-based strata platform with strong financial and meeting tools, but no mobile app or free plan.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Strack is cloud-based strata management software for self-managed owners’ corporations, strata agencies, owners and service providers. It brings financial administration, service requests, vendor workflows, meetings and document sharing into a web-based platform. The owner portal gives residents access to requests, financial reports, invoices, meetings and documents, while management teams can coordinate budgets, levies, payments, work orders and approvals. It is suited to Australian strata communities and agencies that want one system for accounting and stakeholder collaboration.
Its strongest area is financial and operational administration. Strack includes automated bank reconciliation and trust accounting, levy calculation, payment tracking, reporting and overdue-levy reminders. Teams can also handle quote requests, tenders, service requests and work orders, with vendor invoicing, job reports and invoice approval workflows supporting the maintenance process. Digital meetings add agendas, minutes, online voting and video conferencing, while centralized document storage supports owner-specific sharing. Integrations with BPAY API, DEFT and NSW Strata Hub add relevant ecosystem connections.
The published options cover different levels of involvement: Completely Self-Operated, Admin Assisted and Fully Managed. The first is aimed at teams managing their own scheme with optional professional support, the second adds help with levies, invoices and bank reconciliation, and the third provides professional management through Strack’s strata partners and includes Owners’ Portal access. Strack is a practical fit for teams prioritizing accounting, meetings and owner communication through a browser. Organizations requiring a dedicated mobile app, a free plan or verified violation-management tools should consider a narrower alternative that emphasizes those capabilities.
Strack pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automates bank reconciliation, trust accounting, levies and budgeting
- Supports digital meetings, voting, agendas, minutes and video conferencing
- Combines owner requests, documents, invoices and work orders in one portal
- Where it doesn't
- No dedicated mobile application
- No free plan
- Fully managed service requires a minimum 12-month contract
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