Never lose track of repairs with PlanetRent
Mary-Anne Bowring 03/12/2019
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Manage Repairs Anytime, Anywhere
Planetrent offers a fully-automated photo-reporting repairs process, making it easy to keep track of maintenance from your phone. With recommended target response times that you can edit, the system caters to both small landlords with just one or two properties and large companies managing thousands of homes.
Hassle-Free Contractor Assignments
Planetrent simplifies the process by connecting tenants with pre-assigned contractors for different types of repairs. This ensures that issues are resolved quickly and efficiently. The app allows landlords to monitor tenant and contractor interactions while enabling them to sign off on completed jobs and review before-and-after photos.
Tenant Feedback and Repair Ratings
Once a repair is completed, tenants can rate the service provided. This allows landlords to stay informed about the quality of work and ensure contractors meet service level agreements. Ratings help track performance and improve overall service efficiency.
Contractor Performance Monitoring
Landlords can monitor contractor efficiency through automatic tenant ratings and resolution speed against target timelines. Contractors receive an exclusivity period to accept jobs before the landlord can reassign the task to another provider if needed.
Easy Contractor Onboarding
Getting contractors onto the system is effortless—one click sends an invitation, allowing them to accept jobs, add comments, upload photos, and submit quotes, all from their phones. This streamlined process enhances communication and speeds up repairs.
More Than Just Repairs
Planetrent is not just a repairs management system; it also offers features for rent collection and cash management. If you want a seamless, automated property management experience, Planetrent is the ideal solution. Start today by chatting with us online!
Planetrent Properties
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0208 0599 550 (for sales)
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