Experto for property managers

No deadline slips by

Each building becomes a sub-account. Fire certificates, inspection reports, elevator maintenance and water tank cleaning become tasks with deadlines, and the building manager or superintendent confirms what's done, without a paid license.

Experto on the web with the buildings in the sidebar and each one's deadlines

Sound familiar?

The daily routine of almost every property management firm, and what changes with Experto.

Today

The fire certificate expired and nobody noticed, because the date was in a spreadsheet.

With Experto

Each deadline becomes a task in the building's list, and anything late shows up in red.

Today

The building manager chases you over chat, and your manager handles dozens of buildings.

With Experto

The building manager sees their building's pending items and gets notified when something arrives for them.

Today

Resident requests come in through every channel, and nobody knows who took them.

With Experto

The form creates the task, someone on the team pulls it, and everyone sees who it's with.

Today

There's no way to know whether the service was actually done.

With Experto

The superintendent or building manager completes the task, and it's recorded who confirmed it and when.

25.84%

of condominiums' monthly expenses go to maintenance (Brazil).

Source: uCondo, Censo Condominial 2024 (via Economia SP)

Organizer

Your whole portfolio on one screen

In the Organizer, lists sit side by side. Build a view of deadlines, of open requests or of one manager's buildings, and see what's late.

  • Create views by manager, by type of service or by building
  • Filter by building and see who each task is with
  • Drag to change the list or the order, without completing anything by mistake
The Organizer on the web: lists side by side, in columns

Messages

The whole team on the same page

Did a supplier or a procedure change? The message reaches everyone at your firm at the same time, without getting lost in a group chat.

  • To everyone, only to who's online now or to the people you choose
  • Marked as important, it stays on the web screen until the person clicks it, and the tab on the edge of the Mac screen pulses
  • You see who read it, at what time, and everyone's reactions
An account message with who received it, who read it and the reactions

Property management use cases

Deadlines and inspection reports

Fire certificates, lightning protection, elevators, pest control: each deadline in the building's list, with late ones in red.

  • Deadlines
  • Sub-accounts

Building manager sign-off

The building manager joins as a reviewer, for free, sees only their building and confirms what's done.

  • Reviewers
  • Sub-accounts

Resident requests

The request form creates the task, and whoever will handle it pulls it. Nobody handles the same request twice.

  • Webhooks
  • Pull and Push

Quotes and approvals

The quote attached to the task, and the building manager approves with a check. Once approved, the task moves to execution.

  • Reviewers
  • Connected lists

Progress for the board

Send the public link of a building project so the board can follow along without an account.

  • Public link

Ask your AI

Ask Claude or ChatGPT what's due this month across all buildings, and get the list.

  • AI

Building managers and superintendents pay nothing

Reviewers don't take a seat. Invite the building manager and superintendent of each building, on any plan, and pay only for your firm's team, from the third member on.

Give every building its own to-do list

Create your firm's account, add your first building and enter the year's deadlines. You can start today.

Free for up to 2 members. Reviewers are always free.