Real Estate Agencies

Stop fielding the same maintenance call four times.

Tenants raise the request with a photo. It routes to the trade, closes with proof, and the owner watches it happen. Nobody rings the office to ask where it is up to.

Log in to portals
01
Fewer inbound calls
Tenants and owners can see where a request has got to without dialling the office to find out.
02
Maintenance done properly
Photo uploads, urgency levels, and structured descriptions mean no more vague reports. Right information, first time.
03
One platform, every role
Tenants, owners, trades and property managers all log in at the same URL. Each one sees only their own slice, enforced server-side.
Tenant portal

Raised properly, the first time.

A tenant logs in through scoped external access and sees the maintenance on their own residence — nothing else in the building, no costs, no contractor identities. They raise it with a photo and an urgency, then follow it through to closed.

Tenant · this weekLIVE
MonRequest raised · photo
TueIssued to Plumb Co.
WedTrade attended
ThuRepair complete · photo
FriClosed and signed off
  • Maintenance requests
    Photo upload, description, and urgency level — submitted with the right information, first time.
  • Scoped to their residence
    A tenant sees the items on their own unit and nothing else. Not the building, not the other tenancies, not what anything cost.
  • Follow it to closed
    They see the status move and the close-out photo when it lands. No status buttons — they cannot close their own request.
  • Portal login
    The same login URL as everyone else — the portal adapts to the account type. No separate credentials to manage.
Owner view

Their property, without the phone call.

Owners get a live, read-only view of every open and closed item on their property, with the photo that closed each one. Every request becomes a work order against a contractor on your list. Schedule the summary weekly or monthly and it turns up in their inbox on its own.

Owner · this weekLIVE
MonWeekly summary emailed
TueMaintenance open · Unit 4B
WedTrade on site · in progress
ThuMaintenance closed · photo
FriPDF report downloaded
  • Maintenance visibility
    Every open and closed item on their property, live. Owners stay informed without calling your office.
  • Read-only by design
    They watch. They comment. They cannot reassign a trade, change a status, or see another owner’s property.
  • Photo proof on every close-out
    The evidence that closed the job is attached to the record they are looking at.
  • A summary that sends itself
    Schedule the property report weekly or monthly and it arrives by email with nobody logged in.
How a maintenance request flows
01
Tenant submits
Photos, description, and urgency level — structured from the start. No more "something is broken" texts.
02
PM is notified
The request is logged with full context — photos, urgency, and description — and issued to a trade with a due date. Overdue items chase themselves.
03
Both portals update
The tenant watches the status move and sees the close-out photo. The owner sees the same item open and close, read-only, in real time.
Also built for
One login. Any role.

Ready to cut your inbound calls?

Tenants, owners, trades and property managers all log in at the same URL. Each sees only their own slice — no training required, and no way to wander into someone else's. Notifications respect the same boundary. For common property, the argument usually turns on the paper trail strata can produce, and the strata register is the same product with the committee in the client seat.

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