What happens today
The receptionist answers after hours, treats a leak, no heat, or a lockout as urgent, and texts your on-call contact. Routine requests can book on a calendar.
Property
On requestPropertyware sites tend to run single-family and portfolio rentals where the overnight call is a repair. The receptionist handles that call today. A work order in Propertyware afterwards is a scoped build.
On request. Not live. Nothing connects to Propertyware today. The receptionist answers, triages, and texts your on-call contact.
The receptionist answers after hours, treats a leak, no heat, or a lockout as urgent, and texts your on-call contact. Routine requests can book on a calendar.
After the call, a work order on the right property with the tenant’s details and the issue as described.
Access for the connection, a way to identify the property from the call, and a rule for what becomes a work order.
Handled the same way. A build would write after the call ends.
Urgent calls text your on-call contact today. A build would also leave the work order for the morning.
What scoping would cover. Nothing to connect today.
Who is on call and what a work order needs.
How a connection to your Propertyware account would be authorized.
Adapter work is quoted per portfolio and tested before live calls.
Not yet. It is on request, scoped per portfolio.
Answering, urgent vs routine triage, and an on-call text.
None. AppFolio, Buildium, and Propertyware are all on request.
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