For small property managers
The paper trail for every property you manage
Each property's documents, repairs and contractor quotes in one place, with your assistant let in by role.
Denise15 to 20 properties
Compliance paperwork across every building
Drawn examples, not customers
One workspace instead of
- The shared inbox
- Contractor texts
- Quote PDFs
- A shared drive
- The repair notebook
An owner asks for last year's inspection
Leases, inspection reports, insurance certificates and receipts are filed under their property, so the one an owner wants is a search away.
Drop a PDF, it files itself, shown with sample data: Drop in a lease PDF, and it files itself under the right property.
Drop a PDF, it files itself
Anything it can't match waits in your inbox for you to place.
Nobody can say which repairs are still open
Tenants report repairs in their own portal, so every request is on record for your whole team.
AI maintenance triage, shown with sample data: When a tenant reports a repair, AI triage suggests the urgency and the right vendor from your own list.
AI maintenance triage
A tenant's request comes back with a category, an urgency and a vendor from your own list.
What it doesn't do yet
- No owner statements and no owner portal.
- No trust accounting. It isn't accounting software; reports cover income and expenses.
- No built-in tenant screening. You record results from your own screening company.
- No listing syndication. It drafts a vacancy listing for you to paste into the sites you use.
- Team access covers the whole workspace. You can't yet limit a person to certain properties or owners.
Questions
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