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AI Receptionist forProperty Management

A water heater lets go at midnight and a prospect wants a Saturday tour — the same line carries both. Scarlett answers every ring, decides what's an emergency and what can wait for morning, tells tenants from owners from prospects, and gets tours booked while units sit vacant. She's live right now — call in with a fake leak and watch the triage.

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Property management

Leasing inquiry and tour routing

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Scarlett qualifies a leasing inquiry, captures move-in timing and pet-policy questions, and routes the prospect to tour scheduling.

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Renter: Hi, I'm calling about a two bedroom listing. Is it still available?

Scarlett: I can check the basics and route your inquiry. What move-in date are you hoping for?

Renter: Around the first of next month, and I have a dog.

Scarlett: I will send the available tour windows, confirm the pet-policy question, and pass your details to the leasing team.

One phone line, four different callers

A tenant with a gushing pipe, a tenant asking (again) when rent is due, an owner wanting a portfolio update, and a prospect who found your vacancy online — all dial the same number. Treat them the same and you dispatch an emergency plumber for a dripping faucet, or worse, leave a real flood sitting in voicemail until 8am while the ceiling below fills up.

Scarlett tells them apart in the first thirty seconds and handles each the way your office would.

What Scarlett Does

Triage, tickets, tours — handled

Separates emergencies from everything else

Active water, no heat in January, a gas smell — those wake your on-call vendor now. A running toilet or a slow drain gets logged politely for the morning queue. The judgment call is the whole job, and it's codified from your escalation rules.

Turns repair calls into clean work orders

Unit number, what's broken, how long it's been happening, pets in the unit, permission to enter — captured as a structured ticket, not a garbled voicemail your maintenance coordinator has to call back to decode.

Keeps vacancies moving

A prospect asking about the two-bedroom hears the rent, deposit, pet policy, and available date — then gets a tour on the calendar. Vacancy days are the priciest line on an owner's statement, and evenings are when renters shop.

Knows a tenant from an owner from a prospect

Rent-due questions and lease terms for residents, statement and portfolio calls routed to the property manager for owners, availability for prospects — each caller lands on the track your office would put them on.

Built for Property Management

The whole management phone line

Emergency vs. routine triageWork-order intake & vendor dispatchTenant / owner / prospect routingVacancy & tour schedulingRent-due & lease questionsOvernight & weekend coverage

Single-family portfolios, multifamily, HOAs, and mixed commercial books.

FAQ

What property managers ask first

What does an AI receptionist do for a property manager?

She works your line the way a seasoned coordinator would: figures out whether the caller is a tenant, an owner, or a prospect; triages maintenance by severity; writes up work orders with unit details; books leasing tours; and fields the rent-due and lease questions that repeat all day.

How does she decide what counts as a maintenance emergency?

By your definitions, not guesswork. Active leaks, no heat or AC in extreme weather, gas odors, security issues — whatever your emergency list says triggers your on-call chain immediately, with the unit and details in hand. Everything else becomes a next-morning work order, and the tenant hears exactly that.

Can she keep owners and tenants from landing in the same bucket?

Yes — that mix-up is half the chaos on a management line. She identifies owners early and routes them to their property manager with context, while tenant service calls and prospect inquiries follow their own tracks. Owners feel like VIPs; your PMs stop fielding toilet calls.

Does she plug into AppFolio or Buildium?

We build around whatever runs your operation — AppFolio, Buildium, Propertyware, Rent Manager. Work orders, leasing leads, and tour appointments land in the software your team already opens every morning, attached to the right unit and property.

Can I test the after-hours triage myself?

Sure — call (720) 770-2664 and tell her water is coming through your kitchen ceiling. Then call back as a prospect asking about a two-bedroom. Two very different conversations; judge both.

What would this cost across a portfolio?

Pricing follows scope: door count, after-hours volume, how deep the software integration goes, whether owners get their own routing. It's quoted as a custom build rather than per-door SaaS — the linked pricing guide covers representative ranges.

How a custom AI receptionist works See the AI automation pricing guide

Retire the after-hours voicemail box

Report a fake midnight leak, then call back shopping for a unit. If Scarlett handles both the way your best coordinator would, put her on the line for real.

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