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Open Register and fill in your name, a User ID, email and password. It is free.

Use “Forgot password” on the sign-in page, or send a support request below and choose the password topic.

Yes. Keep one personal account; each society connection is added to it after approval.

Search the directory by society name, registration number, district or PIN code.

Anyone with the registration details can list it for free. It is reviewed before it appears.

The Secretary, or the Chairman where the rules allow, with proof of office and supporting documents.

The society is in the public directory but no office-bearer has yet activated its management workspace.

Use Quick Notice for routine notices or the full notice process for meetings and votes.

Quick Letter (Office → Society Letterhead) fills in the society details and opens a print-ready PDF.

Only your society’s authorised users. The public profile shows only what the society publishes.

NOC for sale or transfer, the committee’s decision, then three approvals complete the change of membership.

The online process on COOPMAN is free. The society’s own transfer fee and stamp duty or registration charges, where applicable, are separate.

List the flat for rent, accept an enquiry, apply for the letting NOC and the tenant gets access after approval.

Free account registration and free society management tools. A few optional services carry a fee — NOC for loan / mortgage (₹500), Professional provider subscription (₹999) — always shown before you pay. Society charges, stamp duty and government fees are separate.

No. Registration is done by the Registrar of Co-operative Societies, who charges statutory fees.

Forms and templates lists prescribed-form drafts and society formats you can fill and print.

No. They are working drafts; check them against your bye-laws and current law.