The leasing side of your building,
run end to end.
From a renter's first click on your building's own site to the executed lease and a rent roll that updates itself — application intake, screening, lease generation on your own document, e-sign, and deposits, on one thread. Every deterministic step is a fixed, auditable rule, and the screen always shows which decisions are yours.
Renters don't search here — they browse and apply on your building's own site, and everything they do lands in your dashboard.
Each building gets its own site, with availability derived from your records by a fixed, auditable rule — never hand-typed. A home with a lease out for signature drops off automatically, and comes back on its own if the deal is cancelled.
A renter applies on the building's site and the application lands in your inbox carrying the home it's for — unit, rent, and move-in on the record. The form itself is built from your own application document, every question reviewed and dispositioned before it goes live.
A fixed, auditable rule computes the income-to-rent ratio, the three-times test, the credit tier, and the rubric score. The written assessment explains those findings — it never originates a number. The decision stays with you.
Lease generation fills your lease — your paper, your clauses — with the blank positions read from the document itself, and shows you exactly where every value came from before anything is stamped. Signature and date blanks are never auto-filled.
Draft, sent, signed, executed — one record, with the security deposit and first month tracked in place. The prospect who first clicked on a home is the tenant on the executed lease; the whole journey lives on one thread.
Execution writes the unit record — occupied, tenant, rent, lease dates — under a fixed, auditable rule, with a guard so a cancelled deal can never overwrite a tenancy that came after it. The site, the pipeline, and the rent roll are one system agreeing with itself.