Feature

Repair requests stay tied to the property and unit from day one.

Maintenance Ledger gives each issue one working record so intake details, priority, assignment, attachments, and follow-up stay together.

Unit-linked requestsPhotos and invoicesVendor assignment
Maintenance Ledger ticket detail page with category, status, vendor assignment, attachments, and activity.
Ticket detail keeps triage, vendor updates, proof, and notes in one maintenance record.

Capture the issue before context disappears

Requests often start as a text, a phone call, or a quick tenant photo. The ticket becomes the place where that loose thread turns into a unit-level record.

That means the problem statement, urgency, vendor assignment, notes, files, and completion details are visible in one place instead of spread across inboxes.

Keep follow-up attached to the work

Once a repair is triaged, the team can move it through status changes without losing the thread. Vendor updates, attachments, and proof stay connected to the same ticket.

When the issue comes back later, you can review the original work instead of reconstructing what happened from memory.

  • Track category, priority, and status
  • Attach photos, documents, and notes
  • Review activity history before closing the ticket

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Next step

Put the next repair into the ledger

Start with one property, one unit, and one real maintenance issue so the dashboard and unit history become useful immediately.

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