Maintenance triage and dispatch
Requests triaged by urgency and category, routed to the right contractor, appointments coordinated with tenant availability, and status communicated without anyone chasing.
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The honest position: property management is high-inquiry, low-margin and distributed, which makes response time the whole game. One operator running this reduced complaint response from a 6–24 hour window to 2–6 hours, with better SLA adherence through automated routing.
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Every property generates inquiries. Rental questions, payment queries, maintenance requests, policy questions, complaints — arriving by phone, email, WhatsApp and portal, at every hour, in no useful order.
Portfolio growth multiplies the volume without multiplying the margin. Service quality becomes inconsistent across the portfolio, and the bottleneck is triage rather than resolution.
Requests triaged by urgency and category, routed to the right contractor, appointments coordinated with tenant availability, and status communicated without anyone chasing.
Rental inquiries, payment questions, policy queries and lease questions answered instantly across every channel, with full tenancy context.
Job dispatch, access arrangements, completion confirmation and invoice validation.
Insurance, licensing and certification tracked continuously across every trade on your panel.
Structured, consistent follow-up that doesn’t depend on someone remembering.
Routine inspections coordinated, findings captured by voice and photo on site.
| Today | With an agent | |
|---|---|---|
| Maintenance request at 9pm | Queued to morning | Triaged and dispatched |
| Emergency vs routine | Judged inconsistently | Rules-applied every time |
| Tenant status query | Chases the manager | Answered from live job status |
| Contractor insurance | Spreadsheet, occasionally reviewed | Continuous, flagged ahead |
| Response consistency | Varies by manager | Uniform across the portfolio |
The same workflows, described by the job rather than the sector.
Against your rules, and it errs toward urgent. A burst pipe and a dripping tap are distinguishable; ambiguity escalates.
Notice periods, entry requirements and communication obligations are encoded as hard constraints. It won’t propose something non-compliant.
They accept a fast answer at 9pm considerably better than a callback on Tuesday.
Yes, with jurisdiction-specific rules configured per property.
Every sector page describes the workflows we’d expect to find. Yours will differ in ways that matter, and the audit is designed for exactly that — you get evidence about your own business rather than someone else’s.