Real estate and property

Managers, agents, builders and landlords fielding tenants, buyers and repair requests. 44 use cases, written for each kind of business on its own.

  1. Vacant units shown from the live vacancy listInbound
  2. Work orders logged with photos and entry permissionInbound
  3. Overnight floods and no-heat calls triagedInbound
  4. Tenants told when the trades are coming inOutbound
  5. Rent-day reminders and returned payment callsOutbound
How they fit together for property management →
  1. Sign calls answered from the curbInbound
  2. Realtor.ca enquiries called back in a minuteOutbound
  3. Showing requests confirmed with the sellersOutbound
  4. Open house visitors called the next morningOutbound
  5. Seller evaluations booked with the area agentInbound
How they fit together for real estate brokerages →
  1. Floor plans and September 1 suites answeredInbound
  2. Viewing confirmations and missed-tour rebooksOutbound
  3. "Did you get my application?" answeredInbound
  4. Waitlist renters called when a suite opensOutbound
  5. Lease renewal calls before the term endsOutbound
How they fit together for apartment leasing →
  1. Move elevator booked against the building rulesInbound
  2. Party room and guest suite reservationsInbound
  3. Water shut-off and garage cleaning notice callsOutbound
  4. Leaks from the suite above sent to the on-call managerInbound
  5. Status certificate requests taken completeInbound
How they fit together for condo management →
  1. Phase release calls turned into sales centre visitsInbound
  2. Registrants called before the phase releaseOutbound
  3. Design centre selections booked before the cutoffOutbound
  4. "What stage is our lot at?" answered from the build scheduleInbound
  5. PDI walk-throughs booked ahead of closingOutbound
  6. Warranty claims logged with photos, by roomInbound
How they fit together for new home builders →
  1. For Lease sign calls qualified by size, use and timingInbound
  2. Cooperating broker enquiries logged with client requirementsInbound
  3. Space tours confirmed, then followed up for an offerOutbound
  4. Rooftop units and loading doors logged for maintenanceInbound
  5. Year-end CAM reconciliation questions answeredInbound
  6. Renewal calls twelve months before the lease endsOutbound
How they fit together for commercial leasing →
  1. Unit size matched to what they're storing, then reservedInbound
  2. Web reservations called before move-in dayOutbound
  3. Gate code trouble with a loaded truck, after hoursInbound
  4. Past-due tenants called before the overlockOutbound
  5. Boat and RV parking waitlist called when a spot opensOutbound
  6. Move-out notices taken, with a smaller unit offeredInbound
How they fit together for self-storage →
  1. Inspections booked before the condition deadlineInbound
  2. Access and utilities confirmed with the listing agentOutbound
  3. Buyer called the day before to sign, pay and planOutbound
  4. Report questions routed to the inspector who wrote itInbound
  5. Radon monitor pickups booked and results explainedOutbound
  6. Eleventh-month inspections offered to new-build ownersOutbound
How they fit together for home inspectors →