Maintenance, leasing and owner updates that run themselves.
We connect your property management software, phones and inbox so requests reach the right vendor, applicants hear back, and owners get updates without anyone compiling them by hand.
- Tenant submits a request
- Request categorised
- Urgent issues escalated
- Work order approved by staff
- Tenant and owner updated
- A tenant submits a request
- An application is started or submitted
- The due date approaches or passes
- A lease end date is 90/60/30 days out
- A prospect asks about a listing
- Month-end, or a work order is completed
Works with your property management stack
Where work starts
Property management software
- AppFolio
- Buildium
- Yardi Breeze
- Rent Manager
Where it lands
Communication
- Twilio
Data & reporting
- Google Sheets
Using something else? If it has an API or webhooks, we can usually connect it.
Where the time goes
Requests arrive everywhere
Portal, phone, text and email, with no single queue.
Vendor dispatch means phone tag
Assigning a job takes calls and follow-ups.
Applicants and prospects wait
Leasing enquiries cool off before anyone replies.
Owners ask for status
Monthly updates get assembled by hand.
The same request, with and without automation
- Before: A request arrives by phone, text or emailAfter: Tenant submits a request
- Before: Someone sorts it when they get to itStalledAfter: Request categorised
- Before: Urgency depends on who reads itAfter: Urgent issues escalated
- Before: Approval happens over calls and follow-upsAfter: Work order approved by staff
- Before: Tenant and owner ask for an updateAfter: Tenant and owner updated
Workflows we build for property managers
Each one starts from a clear trigger and ends in a visible outcome, on the tools you already use.
How it runs
- A tenant submits a maintenance request.
- It is categorised and urgent issues are escalated.
- A vendor work order is prepared for staff to approve.
- Trigger
- A tenant submits a request
- Outcome
- It is categorised, urgent issues are escalated, and a vendor work order is prepared for approval
Where you stay in controlStaff approve each work order before a vendor is dispatched.
- AppFolio/Buildium/Yardi Breeze/Rent Manager
- Twilio
How it runs
- An application is started or submitted.
- Incomplete applications get a nudge.
- Complete applications are routed for review.
- Trigger
- An application is started or submitted
- Outcome
- Incomplete applications get a nudge; complete ones are routed for review
Where you stay in controlComplete applications go to your team for review.
- PM software
How it runs
- The rent due date approaches or passes.
- Reminders go out on your schedule.
- They stop when the payment posts.
- Trigger
- The due date approaches or passes
- Outcome
- Reminders go out on your schedule and stop when payment posts
- PM software
- Twilio
How it runs
- A lease end date is 90, 60 or 30 days out.
- A renewal sequence is sent to the tenant.
- The manager is alerted to replies.
- Trigger
- A lease end date is 90/60/30 days out
- Outcome
- A renewal sequence is sent and the manager is alerted to replies
- PM software
How it runs
- A prospect asks about a listing.
- They pick an available showing time.
- The agent’s calendar is updated.
- Trigger
- A prospect asks about a listing
- Outcome
- They pick an available showing time, and the agent’s calendar is updated
- Google Calendar
- Twilio
How it runs
- It is month-end, or a work order is completed.
- An owner summary is compiled from your system.
- It is sent for review before going to the owner.
- Trigger
- Month-end, or a work order is completed
- Outcome
- An owner summary is compiled from your system and sent for review
Where you stay in controlEach owner summary is reviewed before it is sent.
- PM software
- Google Sheets
Audit. Build. Run.
One workflow at a time, with a fixed quote before any work starts.
- 01
Audit
A free 30-minute workflow review. We map one handoff, find where it stalls, and send a written plan with a fixed quote within 48 hours.
- 02
Build
We build one production workflow on your existing tools, test it against real edge cases, and document how it works.
- 03
Run
We monitor it, fix what breaks, and make small improvements as your process changes.
- Your tools stay
No platform migration; we connect what you already use.
- You own everything
Accounts, workflows and documentation stay in your name.
- Humans make the decisions
Candidate and client decisions stay with your team.
- Failure alerts
If a step fails, the right person hears about it.
Questions about automation for property management
No. We work around your existing platform.
Yes. Urgent categories can alert your on-call contact under rules you set.
Messages are clear about what’s automated, and tenants can always reach a person.
It varies by platform and plan. Some offer full APIs; others need email- or report-based steps. We confirm what’s possible before quoting.
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