Maintenance, works and contractors
From the reported issue to the invoice charged to the unit.
A tenant or co-owner reports an issue from their portal. The agency creates the works order, the contractor responds from a link, and the cost is charged to the unit.
What the module does
- Issues by category and priority, with photos.
- Works orders with a cap including VAT; above the threshold, landlord approval requested by email.
- Contractor link: quote, visit date, completion, invoice upload.
- Invoice amount read by AI.
- Contractor directory: trades, insurance and expiry date, rating.
- Cost charged to the unit and to the landlord statement.
Records behind this module
These are the tables used by the platform. Every other module reads the same rows. No reconciliation is needed.
Metrics it produces
- Open tickets
- Average resolution time
- Cost per unit
- Vendor response rate
The demo presents this module on a structure comparable to yours, so that you can judge how it would be used day to day.
Guided tour
Where this module sits in the platform
This module is part of a flow shared by the whole platform; the steps below show the modules that precede it and those that reuse its data.
Step 1 of 14
Property portfolio management
Buildings and units, with their photos, floor plans, documents, leases and indicators.
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Landlords, statements and payouts
The landlord is the agency’s client: statements, payouts, reports and works approvals.
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Real estate CRM for agencies
Applicants, enquiries, viewings and matches, in the same database as the properties.
Open the module pageStep 4 of 14
Instructions and instruction register
The contract that sets what the agency sells, lets or manages, and what it invoices.
Open the module pageStep 5 of 14
Lettings and property management software
From application to tenant move-out, with the rules of each region.
Open the module pageStep 6 of 14
Property sales software
Valuation, offer, sale file, sale agreement and deed, on the same unit.
Open the module pageStep 7 of 14
Property listing syndication
One listing, written once, published on the agency website and in XML and JSON feeds.
Open the module pageStep 8 of 14
Documents and e-signature
Templates, documents filed by record and simple e-signature.
Open the module pageStep 9 of 14
Real estate finance: invoices, rent, exports
Invoices, commissions, bank reconciliation and accounting exports.
Open the module pageStep 10 of 14
Maintenance, works and contractors
From the reported issue to the invoice charged to the unit.
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Step 11 of 14
Real estate calendar and viewing booking
Viewings, appointments and tasks with deadlines, per agent or for the whole team.
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AI for estate agencies, free
AI works on your data and makes proposals; you review and approve. It is free, included in the subscription.
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Tenant, co-owner and buyer portals
Each party receives a personal, revocable link limited to their own data.
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Estate agency dashboard
Agency and portfolio indicators, calculated from the records.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the contractor need an account?
How does the approval threshold work?
A demo on your own portfolio
The demo runs on a structure that matches yours: unit count, mandate model and portals. Forty-five minutes, no slide deck.