Real estate and property software
- First call
- Free
- Common start
- Portal or CRM
- Typical stack
- Next.js, Laravel
Property systems we build
Off-the-shelf property software covers the basics well. These are the gaps we are usually asked to fill.
Listings websites
Fast, search-friendly property listings with filters, maps and enquiry forms, fed from your CRM or a property feed.
Tenant and landlord portals
Tenancy documents, rent statements, inspection reports and maintenance requests in one login.
Maintenance and contractor tracking
Jobs raised by tenants, assigned to contractors, approved by landlords, with photos and invoices attached.
Lettings and sales pipelines
A CRM built around how your agency works, from first viewing to keys handed over.
Integrations
Portal feeds, referencing, e-signing, accounting and payments connected to the system you already use.
Case studies
Comparable work we can walk you through.
We have not published a property case study yet. On a call we can walk you through comparable portal and CRM work, including our customer portal for a cargo company.
What matters in property software
Property data is shared by many parties who should not see each other’s details.
- Many parties, separate views
- Tenants, landlords, contractors and staff each see only what concerns them.
- Documents and expiry dates
- Gas safety, EICRs, deposits and tenancy renewals tracked with reminders before they lapse.
- Work with what you have
- Most agencies keep their main CRM. We build around it instead of asking you to replace it.
Questions buyers ask
Straight answers. If yours is not here, email us.
- Can you build on top of our existing property CRM?
- Usually, yes, if it has an API. A portal or a listings site that reads from your CRM is often cheaper than replacing it.
- Can tenants report repairs with photos?
- Yes. Requests come in with photos, get assigned to a contractor and are tracked through to the invoice.
Building property software?
Tell us who logs in and what they need to see. We will say whether to build, buy or connect what you already have.