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Real Estate & Property Management

Run more doors with less chasing.

Property managers juggle tenants, vendors and owners all day. Requests get lost in texts, reminders get forgotten, and receipts pile up in glove boxes.

Sound familiar?

The work that quietly eats your week.

Manual tasks

  • Logging maintenance requests from texts and calls
  • Sending rent and lease reminders
  • Sorting receipts by property for owners

Expensive mistakes

  • Urgent repairs missed in a busy inbox
  • Late fees from forgotten reminders
  • Expenses booked to the wrong property

Operational challenges

  • Tenants reach out on every channel
  • Vendors need clear, fast dispatch
  • Owners expect clean monthly reports

Example automations

Watch it happen.

Three examples of what we could build for real estate & property management. Names and numbers are fictional.

Example 01 · Maintenance requests

Maintenance requests, handled at 2am.

A tenant texts about a problem. The request is understood, logged with photos, prioritized and a vendor is scheduled — and the tenant hears back instantly.

  1. 1Tenant texts a problem
  2. 2Request understood
  3. 3Ticket logged & prioritized
  4. 4Vendor scheduled
  5. 5Tenant confirmed
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Unit 4B · Elm Court

Message understood
Reply drafted & sent
Records updated
Plumber scheduled · owner notified

Example 02 · Tenant communications

The right message to every tenant, on time.

Rent reminders, lease renewals and inspection notices go out automatically — and replies are sorted so nothing slips.

  1. 1Lease dates checked
  2. 2Reminders queued
  3. 3Messages personalized
  4. 4Notices sent
  5. 5Replies sorted
Inbox

Rent reminder → 12 tenants

Your November rent is due on the 1st

Renewal → Unit 2A

Your lease ends Jan 31 — renew?

Notice → Maple Row

Annual inspection on Nov 12

Property software · e.g. AppFolio
Reminders sent12
Renewal offers1
Inspection notices8
21 messages delivered · 2 replies sorted

Example 03 · Expense tracking

Every receipt, booked to the right property.

Receipts are read, matched to the right property and category, and compared to budget — so owner reports build themselves.

  1. 1Receipt photo received
  2. 2Receipt read
  3. 3Property & category matched
  4. 4Over-budget item flagged
  5. 5Owner report updated
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Property14 Maple Row
CategoryRepairs
Water heater element$612.00
DateNov 4
Automated check
Found$612.00
Monthly repair budget$400.00
Discrepancy detected
Expense booked · owner approval requested

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