Repair requests handled, start to finish

Tenants submit requests with photos from the portal. You assign a vendor, track the work, and close it out. No texts lost in your personal inbox.

Every repair, in one place

When a tenant submits a request, it lands in your work-order queue with the unit, the description, and any photos attached. You see the full picture before you make a call. Assign a vendor, update the status, and close it when it is done.

  • Tenant-submitted requests with photo attachments
  • One-click vendor assignment
  • Status updates tenants see in real time
  • Notes and photos from the field

The tenant confirms a time, and it lands on both calendars.

From the work order, offer the tenant a few time slots for a repair visit. They click to confirm from the portal, and both of you get a calendar invite. No back-and-forth texts about when works.

  • Propose multiple time slots from the work order
  • Tenant books from a simple link in the portal
  • Calendar invites for landlord and tenant
  • T-24h and T-1h reminders go out automatically

What maintenance covers

A repair request comes in with photos, gets assigned to a vendor, and closes out clean, no lost texts along the way.

Photo submissions

Tenants attach photos to every repair request. You see the issue before you pick up the phone.

Vendor directory

Keep your plumber, electrician, and general contractor in one place. Assign a vendor to any work order with one click.

Repair visit scheduling

Propose a visit time from the work order. The tenant picks from the options and gets a calendar invite.

Status tracking

Work orders move through open, assigned, in progress, and complete. Nothing falls through the cracks.

Tenant notifications

Tenants get notified when you update a work order status, so they are not left wondering.

Portfolio view

See all open work orders across every property filtered by status, property, or vendor.

Maintenance that does not pile up

Keep every repair organized from submission to close. Start free with your first 3 units.