Create organisations and buildings
Platform operators can create organization and building records to begin onboarding.
For the platform operator: oversight of organisations, accounting and equipment.
Platform operators register organizations and buildings, assign managers and enable the required services. They also process website inquiries, check launch readiness and manage the building information shown publicly.
Platform operators can create organization and building records to begin onboarding.
Assign building managers and select the services intended for that building.
Check the required onboarding steps before launch to identify incomplete work.
Review website inquiries from interested organizations and continue follow-up in the management workspace.
Manage which buildings and details appear in the public map or directory.
Platform operators have a workspace for their own income, expenses, invoices and tax records. They can review and reverse accounting entries where needed, close periods and obtain general-ledger and balance-sheet reports.
Maintain the operator’s own invoices, income and expenses in its designated accounting records.
Record tax and VAT information through the relevant accounting process for later reporting.
Obtain general-ledger and balance-sheet reports to review the operator’s accounts.
Use the review and reversal process for an incorrect entry while retaining its financial trail.
Close a reviewed accounting period to preserve completed entries within a controlled period.
Identify incomplete reconciliations and other outstanding issues before closing a platform accounting period.
Compare source accounting records with the general ledger to identify discrepancies.
The platform accountant can review VAT summaries and details and export them as CSV, Excel or PDF.
Manage the organisation’s platform billing plan and its payment and adjustment records.
Technical teams can view connected equipment across buildings and identify unavailable or faulty devices. Diagnostic results, alerts and update or recovery progress help organize the necessary maintenance work.
Review devices across buildings together to understand the overall equipment status.
Use unavailable-device and fault alerts to prioritize technical work.
Use available diagnostic results to understand a device problem and choose an appropriate recovery step.
Follow the status and outcome of a device update or recovery operation.
Add an identified device issue to the technical team’s work and follow its progress.
Operator analytics shows usage by building and period. It helps identify where additional onboarding or guidance may be needed.
Compare accounts that have signed in with available recent-activity indicators to assess onboarding progress.
Distinguish aggregate counts for residents with a prepared phone key and those with recorded use.
Review completed payments by method, count and amount.
Review aggregate listing views, started property conversations and listing activity.
The platform’s technical team monitors connected devices and services. Alerts, staff work and update progress remain visible in the operations view.
Review core services, communication and pending jobs to identify issues needing attention.
Review the target group before updating supported devices, then track progress and use the supported rollback process when needed.
Review Android and iOS version adoption and preview the impact of a minimum-version requirement.
Manage the platform notice shown to users during planned maintenance.
Platform staff can review a resident’s report and, when appropriate, convert it into the relevant building-request workflow.
Availability depends on the user’s role, enabled services and compatible equipment.