For letting agents

Manage more properties without hiring more property managers

Maintenance eats more time than anything else in managing a let. Very little of it is skilled work. Agents HQ takes the reporting, the questions, the booking and the chasing, and leaves your team the decisions.

The commercial case

Six things that change for your agency

Capacity, not headcount

Growth in a lettings book usually means another property manager. If the repetitive part of maintenance is handled, the same team carries more doors.

Risk you can evidence

Compliance questions and disputes are decided on records. Every action, message and approval is time-stamped against the property.

Landlords who stay

Landlords leave over repairs they were not told about. Automatic updates and a portal they can check remove most of that conversation.

Faster repairs, fewer callouts

Jobs arrive scoped, with photographs, so the right trade goes once. Low-risk problems get approved self-help before anyone is sent.

Lower cost per repair

Every hour not spent scoping, booking and chasing comes off the cost of each job. The reporting shows callouts avoided and admin time saved.

Staff who stay

Property managers leave over repetitive, stressful admin. Take that away and the job is the judgement calls they were hired for.

What changes

The work that disappears

It is the small stuff that fills a property manager's day and never appears on a job description.

  • Tenant calls asking the same questions about the same issues
  • Working out enough detail to book the job
  • Picking the right contractor for that property and landlord
  • Writing the work order and sending it
  • Chasing a contractor who has not replied
  • Telling the tenant and landlord what is happening
  • Finding the invoice and the certificate afterwards
  • Noticing that a gas safety certificate expires next month
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Quote over limit

Boiler replacement, £1,840

34 Ashfield Road · landlord approval needed

No contractor response

Roof leak, 2 declines

Prospect House · offered 14 hours ago

Certificate expiring

Gas safety, 11 days

6 properties · renewal not yet booked

No access, twice

EICR follow-up work

Flat 3, Camberwell Court · tenant not responding

61 other repairs progressed on their own today

Control

Your policies, not ours

Automation only gets adopted if the agency decides where it stops. Every rule that moves a job forward is one you configured, and every material decision can be held back for a person.

Rules you set

  • Plumbing jobs go to the property's preferred plumber
  • Emergencies go straight to a person, with no sorting first
  • Work under a limit you set is booked without asking
  • Higher value work goes to the landlord for approval
  • An unanswered work order moves to the next contractor
  • Overdue contractors get chased on your schedule
  • Missed appointments trigger a follow-up
  • Out of hours work routes to an emergency contractor
  • Recurring safety checks are booked before they run out

Every automated action records the rule that fired, the time, what it was given and what it did.

Reporting

Numbers a director can act on

Not a dashboard of everything. The figures that tell you where money and time are going, and which contractors and properties are costing you both.

Built from completed jobs, not estimates

Operations

  • New, open and overdue repairs
  • Emergency incidents
  • Response and resolution times
  • How often you hit your deadlines
  • Quotes awaiting landlord approval
  • Missed appointments
  • Missing invoices and certificates
  • Property manager workloads

Commercial

  • Repair cost by property, landlord, issue and contractor
  • Contractor cost comparisons
  • Callouts avoided
  • Administrative time saved
  • Self-resolution rates
  • How many more properties each manager can handle

Your data

What stays yours

Multi-tenancy is not a footnote in a product that connects competing agencies to shared contractors. The boundaries are built into the data model, not applied afterwards.

  • Properties, tenancies and landlord records
  • Private contractor notes and relationship history
  • Agency-specific rates and commercial terms
  • Internal staff communication
  • Your workflow configuration
  • Access by role, limited to the right company and branch
  • GDPR retention, access and deletion workflows

Questions

Common questions

The work is importing properties, tenancies and contractors, and agreeing your rules: priorities, spending limits, what goes straight to a person, and who approves what. Most of the time is spent on the rules, because that is where your agency's judgement gets encoded.

Work out what this is worth to your agency

Bring the number of properties you manage and a rough idea of how many repairs a month you handle. We will go through where the time goes today and what would change.