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Property manager systems

AI for property management

Maintenance requests, after-hours calls, leases and vendor invoices read into your systems, each approved by a person.

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After-hours arrivals

After-hours calls and requests handled overnight

Requests keep arriving by email, text, portal and voicemail. Office staff get a review screen to check and approve every record before anything writes to your property system.

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    Arrival remains unchanged

    Requests arrive however they do today, landing in your review screen.

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    Read and written

    Requests are read for property, unit, issue and urgency, then written as a work order.

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    Urgent routing rules

    Water, gas, heat, smoke and lock-outs go straight to a person based on routing rules.

Property managers and owners

Pick a type of manager to see maintenance requests, after-hours calls, leases, vendor invoices and owner reports handled.

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Handled work

Requests become approved records

Pick a channel to see requests become approved work orders and records.

Arrival

Fields read

Urgent handling

Arrivals and fields shown are examples

Requests and office work handled

Requests and documents are read into fields before a person approves every record.

Maintenance requests from every channel

Requests arrive by email, text, portal and voicemail.

Tenant acknowledgements

Tenants receive an acknowledgement when a work order is created.

Urgent calls to a person

Water, gas, heat, smoke and lock-outs route directly to a person.

After-hours calls answered and logged

Out-of-hours calls are answered and logged, passing to whoever is on call.

Duplicate requests recognized

Duplicates get caught so vendors are not sent twice.

Vendor invoices matched to work orders

Invoices match directly to original work orders.

Invoices coded to property and account

Records pull property and account codes automatically for review.

Leases read into a table

Leases are read into tables covering rent, deposits and repairs.

Lease tables checked beside page

Extracted tables sit beside original pages for human verification.

Application documents read

Applications turn into structured records while decisions stay with your business.

Owner and portfolio reports on schedule

Reports assemble from accounting systems with notes on missing updates.

Answers naming document and clause

Answer desks resolve questions on notice periods or repairs using source documents.

Vendor repair visits

Repair visits end as matched vendor invoices

Vendor invoices match original work orders automatically. Staff review batches on screen before anything posts.

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    Work order names vendor

    Work orders name your specific vendor and unit.

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    Invoice matched to order

    Invoices match directly to their associated work orders.

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    Person approves the batch

    Staff review and approve invoice batches before posting.

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Building your property management system

Building a single channel or document type takes three to six weeks. Work is run from Mount Pleasant. Spend tracks message and document volume, not doors.

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    Count after-hours arrivals

    Count after-hours arrivals by channel and record current handling procedures.

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    Write routing rules

    Write routing rules for water, gas, heat, smoke and lock-outs before go-live.

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    Build one channel

    Build one single channel or document type first.

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    Check lease tables

    Check lease tables against original leases with known values.

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    Connect property system

    Connect directly or deliver approved records in native import formats.

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Questions property managers ask

Maintenance requests written as work orders

Call us to book a walkthrough of the review screen.

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