Know who has paid, which inspections are due and where every lease stands, all on one record your whole team can see. Built for Nigerian property management companies.
What do you need to get on top of first?
Rent this month
Inspections this week
Agreements this month
Why it matters
Rent and inspections both run on dates. When a date is missed, nothing dramatic happens that day. The cost shows up later, in a landlord's cash flow, a repair bill or a dispute nobody can settle.
Missed rent
Missed inspection
The shared root cause
Both depend on someone remembering a date. When dates live in phones, notebooks, spreadsheets and memory, slips are only a matter of time.
Why not just use Excel?
Excel is brilliant at sums. It won't tell you a tenant is twelve days late, remind anyone about an inspection, or get a lease signed. That is the work, and it's still on you.
Rent tracking and reminders
Every tenancy carries its own rent schedule. Payments are recorded against the right tenant, reminders go out on time, and overdue accounts come to your attention before the landlord has to ask.
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Illustrative data
Property inspections
Move-in, periodic and move-out inspections sit on the tenancy, with the condition of each area written down. Problems get caught early, and deposit conversations start from the record, not from memory.
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The tenant on your rent schedule is the same person you first met as a prospect. Their record follows them, so nothing is re-typed and nothing is lost.
One platform, every department
Rent, tenants and inspections in one place, so nothing slips.
From first contact to signed agreement, with the conversation and documents attached.
Keep valuation work and client communication together instead of in separate files and chats.
Getting started
Questions
Bring rent, inspections and every tenant record into one workspace.
Property management in one workspace. Built for Nigerian property management companies.