What you get
Vacancy in one view
Occupancy and vacant units across the portfolio, not scattered across properties.
Days vacant, surfaced
From your own records
The counts come from your files, kept current.
Vacancy, occupancy, and days vacant across the portfolio, in one room. The Access flags the units sitting empty so they do not slip out of sight.
White-label · Runs on your approved documents · No enterprise sales cycle
The Readout. Vacant units and occupancy across the portfolio, kept current.
Occupancy and vacant units across the portfolio, not scattered across properties.
The counts come from your files, kept current.
The Access drafts a renewal nudge for each resident whose lease is closing, from your templates, so fewer units go empty in the first place. You approve before anything sends.
Every back-and-forth with a renewing resident in one thread, instead of scattered across email, text, and sticky notes. Your team picks up where the last message left off.
The Access tracks who has not responded and lines up the next message, so a renewal window does not close while everyone is busy.
Email works from day one. Texting switches on once your carrier number is registered, so the residents deciding whether to stay actually hear from you.
Connect your records.
The Access tracks occupancy.
Your team works the longest-vacant units.
Occupancy, vacant units, and days vacant across the portfolio, in one room.
Your own records, kept current, not a manual tally.
Yes. Access is scoped per portfolio, isolated at the database level.
It shows the vacancy. Filling units with prospect conversations is a leasing tool's job. This is the operations view.
We will show vacancy and days vacant across your portfolio, from your own records.
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