Every leasing lead and leak,
answered on the first ring.
Prospects get prequalified and booked for tours. Residents get maintenance tickets opened and triaged. Real emergencies page your on-call team — and keep escalating until someone answers.
Where the phone breaks today.
Built for property management — not bolted on.
Listen in.
This is the kind of call that used to wait for morning. Here’s how the agent handles it — and what your team finds when they log in.
Property Management, answered.
How does it decide what's an emergency?
You define it. Fire, flooding, and safety issues are emergencies by default, and you can add rules — like no A/C in summer when infants or elderly residents are home.
Can it handle Spanish-speaking callers?
Yes. The agent can converse in English and Spanish and summarizes everything for your team in English.
Who gets paged when something breaks?
Your on-call rotation. Set the weekly schedule and escalation tiers once; the agent pages the right person and keeps escalating until someone acknowledges.
Will it give out information about a resident's lease?
No. It answers general policy questions from your documents and takes a message for anything specific to a resident's own lease.
See it on your property management calls. Live.
Tell us about your portfolio and your after-hours line — we'll run a leasing call and a 2 AM leak live.