What happens today
The receptionist answers tenant calls after hours or when the office rings out, separates urgent from routine, and texts your on-call contact. Routine items can be booked on a calendar.
Property
On requestFor a Buildium portfolio, the useful end of an overnight call is a maintenance request on the right rental. We can describe that build. We haven’t built it, and we won’t describe it as live.
On request. Not live. Nothing connects to Buildium today. The receptionist answers, triages, and texts your on-call contact.
The receptionist answers tenant calls after hours or when the office rings out, separates urgent from routine, and texts your on-call contact. Routine items can be booked on a calendar.
After a call ends, a maintenance request in Buildium with the tenant, the unit, and the issue. Which Buildium record it should be, and how the unit is matched, would be settled against your portfolio.
Access to your Buildium account for the connection, and a rule for which calls become tickets and which stay as a note for the office.
Daytime overflow is handled the same way. A build would write after the call ends.
The overnight urgent call texts your on-call contact today. A build would also have the ticket waiting.
What scoping would cover. Nothing to connect today.
Who triages, who is on call, and what a ticket needs.
How the connection to your Buildium account would be authorized.
Adapter work is quoted per portfolio and tested before live calls.
Not yet. It is on request, scoped per portfolio.
Answer, triage, and text your on-call contact. Your office enters the ticket.
No. Nothing reads your Buildium data today.
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