Tenants answered on phone, WhatsApp and email, day and night. It works out what is wrong, sends the guides that fix the simple things on the spot, and escalates to a real property manager when it cannot help.









The day-to-day of property management: answered, logged and moved along without your team carrying it all.
Each issue climbs only as far as it needs to. Most stop at the first rung.
You give it the properties and the process. It handles the conversations and the chasing.
Give it your properties, your processes and the way you handle maintenance. Tenants get answers about their own tenancy, not a generic script.
When a job needs a trade, the property manager emails your contractor automatically with the property and the issue. Your team stays out of the middle.
Tenants and landlords reach the property manager however they already get in touch.
You decide what it handles alone, and you can read back every word.
The property manager works from your CRM and writes every case, conversation and outcome back to it.
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It helps the tenant work out what is wrong, then sends the videos, guides and resources that solve the simple things, like a tripped switch or an airlocked radiator. Anything bigger goes to a contractor or to a real property manager.
On the phone, on WhatsApp or by email. Every conversation is written up and logged.
No. It puts a powerful AI behind each one. The AI absorbs the volume, the diagnosis and the chasing, so one property manager can look after far more properties without the service slipping.
Yes. Landlords get their questions answered the same way, against the same property records.
Whenever an issue needs judgement, and whenever a tenant or landlord should hear from your team. The case arrives with the full history attached.
When a job needs a trade, it emails the right contractor automatically with the details of the property and the issue.