Sustainability
For us, responsibility means creating solutions that support smooth, safe, and sustainable everyday life in residential properties while enabling transparent governance. At the same time, our services promote the circular and sharing economy in the daily life of housing associations.
When the company was founded, one of the guiding principles was to offer a more ecological alternative to the hundreds of thousands of printed notices and the logistics required to deliver them.
In March 2026, we joined the Green Building Council Finland (FIGBC). Through this membership, we actively participate in the development of a sustainable built environment and follow industry best practices.
In the development of our services, we also consider the environmental impact of digital infrastructure, including the lifecycle of devices and their energy consumption.
Our responsibility work is based on three pillars: environmental responsibility, social responsibility, and good governance (ESG).
Our Responsibility Commitments
Environmental Responsibility
We reduce the environmental impact of resident communication and housing through digitalization.
Accessible communication is a key part of safe and smooth living. Digital communication enables faster information flow while simultaneously reducing unnecessary material consumption. The carbon footprint of our digital notice boards has been compensated since 2021*. Energy consumption interfaces support energy management and allow residential properties to communicate consumption data to residents easily.
Our booking system and its integrated automations enable more energy-efficient use of shared spaces and equipment.
Social Responsibility
We promote safe, community-driven, and responsible living.
Our housing services support community among residents and the responsible use of shared resources. The services also enable low-threshold participation in housing association communication and shared matters.
Our booking system promotes fairness in the use of shared facilities and also enables spaces to be shared between different residential properties.
Our circular and sharing economy solutions provide a platform for:
- residents’ second-hand sales and recycling of items
- reducing food waste, as surplus food can be easily shared with neighbors
- neighborly help with everyday tasks, both small and large, such as dog walking or hanging a picture frame
- borrowing shared items from a lending locker
Good Governance
We build our services on trust, data security, and transparency.
Up-to-date and transparent information flow reduces misunderstandings and strengthens trust between housing association administration and residents. Communication within housing associations often contains confidential information, which is why data security and privacy protection are central to our services.
We ensure that:
- personal data is processed in accordance with GDPR
- user rights and data management are clear and secure
- housing association communication and documentation are easily accessible
We support those in need with donations and volunteer work
As part of our responsibility work, we also support charitable initiatives and participate in volunteer work. Between 2022 and 2025, we have supported Vailla Vakinaista Asuntoa ry through volunteer work. We participate in the preparations for the Night of the Homeless event by helping sort winter jackets and other clothing that are distributed to homeless people during the event. Our staff has also donated clothing to the collection.
In addition to volunteer work, we have supported the following organizations through monetary donations:
- Hope ry to support needy families with children (2021).
- The Red Cross emergency fundraiser to help those affected by the war in Ukraine (2022).
- Pelastakaa Lapset ry’s domestic work to prevent the marginalization of children and young people and to help needy domestic families with children (2022, 2023, 2024).
- The Paralympic Fund, which supports Finnish para sports and promotes opportunities for people with disabilities and people who need support to enjoy sports (2023).
- Vailla Vakinaista Asuntoa ry, enabling Christmas activities and Christmas opening hours (2023 & 2025).
- SOS Children’s Villages’ Christmas fundraising campaign, through which low-income families are supported with grocery gift cards and counselling support, and children’s hobbies are supported (2025).
Compensation of our digital notice boards
* Nordic Impact Oy (formerly Nordic Offset Oy) has mapped our consumption and carbon dioxide emissions. The emissions calculation for the staircase display was conducted according to the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) principle. Life Cycle Assessment is a standardized method used to evaluate the climate impact generated during different stages of a product’s lifecycle.
The calculation included the production, logistics, installation, use, and end-of-life phase of the digital staircase display. As much as 96% of emissions were generated from material procurement. We compensate the carbon dioxide emissions generated by our staircase displays through climate-friendly projects:
2024-2025
Forest conservation project, Rimba Raya protection, Indonesia
Solar power project, Rajasthan, India
2023
Baragran hydropower project, India
Solar power project in Mauritius
2022-2021
Humbo reforestation project, Ethiopia
Carbon sequestration through wooden construction, domestic project
Preventing deforestation in the Rimba Raya protected area, Indonesia