Automate leasing response, maintenance triage, and tenant follow-up so property teams can respond faster and protect occupancy.
Your NOI is bleeding from a thousand paper cuts. Missed calls, delayed maintenance, and slow turnovers are killing your portfolio's performance.
After-hours rental inquiries can go unanswered, allowing qualified prospects to move on before the team responds.
Vendor coordination and tenant follow-up create repetitive communication work for property managers.
Expired insurance certificates and missed inspections create massive liability risks that go unnoticed.
Nerova Agents handle the leasing, the front desk, and the back office.
Lead to Lease
Operations
Legal & Admin
Accounts Receivable
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The infrastructure to scale from 100 to 10,000 units.
Never miss a lead or an emergency. Agents work weekends, holidays, and overnights without overtime pay.
Unify your workforce. Coordinate agents across acquisitions, leasing, and maintenance to operate as a single autonomous team.
Cross-reference applicant data and flag risk signals. Detect fake documents and high-risk behavior before signing the lease.
Handle hundreds of tenant inquiries and vendor dispatches simultaneously. Grow your portfolio units without growing your headcount.
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Deployment guide
Start with operational intake that has clear property data, routing rules, and human escalation. Keep eligibility, legal notices, concessions, and safety-sensitive decisions with authorized property staff. The workflow displays above are configuration examples, not guaranteed outcomes.
Start with maintenance intake that identifies the property and issue, checks emergency criteria, and routes the request to the approved staff or vendor queue.
Property data, availability, leasing criteria, maintenance categories, vendor coverage, communication templates, and fair-housing review.
Teams retain decisions involving applicant eligibility, concessions, legal notices, emergency dispatch, and material tenant disputes.
Agents should not make housing eligibility decisions or improvise policy where fair-housing, safety, or legal review is required.
Track intake completeness, correct urgency classification, routing accuracy, response time, duplicate tickets, and manual reassignment.
Start with maintenance intake that identifies the property and issue, checks emergency criteria, and routes the request to the approved staff or vendor queue.
Property data, availability, leasing criteria, maintenance categories, vendor coverage, communication templates, and fair-housing review.
Teams retain decisions involving applicant eligibility, concessions, legal notices, emergency dispatch, and material tenant disputes.
Your next workflow
Start free, share the outcomes you want, then tailor each role and connect the systems your team needs to do the work.