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Property and tenant management system

Administration and oversight of real estate on behalf of the owner: listing units, placing tenants, collecting rent and keeping the compliance record. Built for the agent holding several properties rather than for a single landlord.

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Interface

The system in use

Screens are captures of the working system.

01 Dashboard
02 Properties
03 Property detail
04 Tenants
05 Invoices
06 Units
What it solves

The operational problem

  1. A portfolio read from one place

    Owned and leased properties held side by side, so a position across the whole book does not have to be assembled building by building.

  2. Tenants against units, not against folders

    The tenancy, the unit and the invoice are the same record, so rent owed is a fact the system holds rather than a calculation someone repeats.

  3. Maintenance that is assigned, not remembered

    Maintainers attached to the job and the property, so a repair has an owner and a history.

Modules and features

What it handles

This is the system's own catalogue. It is deliberately not repeated on the service pages that implement it.

  • Property and unit records

    The book, and what is inside each building.

  • Owned and leased side by side

    Two tenures, one view.

  • Tenant placement and records

    Who holds which unit, and since when.

  • Rent invoicing

    Billing raised against the tenancy.

  • Maintenance and maintainers

    Jobs with someone attached to them.

  • Staff management and roles

    Who in the agency can do what.

What it replaces

What this takes off the desk

  • A folder per building
  • Rent tracked in a spreadsheet and chased by memory
  • Maintenance requests arriving by phone and going nowhere
  • Owner reporting rebuilt by hand each month
Where we fit it

What gets changed for you

None of these is handed over as it is shown above. These are the parts most often fitted to a particular business.

  • Residential, commercial, or a book holding both
  • Whether the agent collects rent or the owner does
  • The fee model, and who it is charged to
  • What an owner is allowed to see of their own property
Who it suits

A managing agent or owner with a portfolio, who needs one place for units, tenants and rent rather than a folder per building.

Industries supported
  • Property
Implementation and support

How this system is delivered

The work around the system is a service engagement. Each one is described in full on its own page.

  • POS and ERP Systems

    Configuration, data migration, rollout and support are delivered through this service.

  • Software Development

    Fitting the system to how the business actually works is delivered through this service.

Questions businesses ask

  • Who is the property management system for?

    A managing agent or owner with a portfolio, who needs one place for units, tenants and rent rather than a folder per building.

  • Can it hold owned and leased property together?

    Yes. Owned and leased units sit side by side, residential, commercial or both, with tenant placement, rent invoicing and maintenance against each unit.

  • Who collects the rent?

    Either the agent or the owner. That, the fee model and what an owner may see of their own property are configured per client.

See it against your own numbers.

Tell us how the business trades today and we will show the system working against that, rather than against a demo dataset.

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