Operating Standards

Our SLAs in writing.

Service-level commitments are the spine of any well-run operation. Below are ours — published, tracked, and held to. If we don't meet them, you'll see it in the monthly report before you see it anywhere else.

I. — Tenant Servicing

Response & resolution windows

Tenants who feel served stay longer. Stay translates directly into retention, occupancy and your revenue. These are the windows we hold ourselves to, by issue type.

Issue TypeAcknowledgeResolve
Plumbing — leaks, blockagesWithin 15 min30–60 min
Electrical — outages, sparks, exposed wiringWithin 15 min1–2 hours
Locksmith / accessWithin 15 minSame day
HVAC / coolingWithin 30 minSame day
Appliances (in-scope)Within 1 hour24–48 hours
General maintenanceWithin 1 hourSame day
Cleaning / housekeepingWithin 30 minSame day
Emergency / safetyImmediateImmediate

— Subject to practical site conditions and access. We track every ticket end-to-end; SLA breach data is visible in your owner dashboard.

II. — Preventive Maintenance

The cadence that keeps things from breaking

Reactive maintenance is expensive and breaks tenant trust. Preventive maintenance is the quiet discipline that compounds into long tenant retention and steady asset condition.

SystemCadenceOwner Visible In
HVAC service & filterQuarterlyMonthly report
Plumbing inspectionQuarterlyMonthly report
Electrical safety checkBi-annuallyMonthly report
Fire safety / extinguisherBi-annually + AMCCompliance log
Lift (commercial)Monthly AMCCompliance log
Pest controlQuarterlyMonthly report
Façade / waterproofingAnnuallyAnnual review
Common-area deep cleanWeeklyOperations log

— Cadence shown is for typical residential and commercial scope. Hospitality, healthcare and industrial assets have property-specific schedules layered in.

III. — Reporting & Communication

When you'll hear from us

Owners shouldn't have to chase their property manager. The cadence below is published — you don't need to ask.

CommunicationCadenceBy
Monthly Owner StatementMonthlyBy the 7th
Owner Payout RemittanceMonthlyBy the 7th
Live Dashboard UpdatesReal-timeContinuous
Quarterly Performance ReviewQuarterlyWithin 14 days of quarter close
Annual Review & PlanAnnuallyWithin 30 days of FY close
Material Incident NotificationAs neededWithin 24 hours
Capex / vendor approvalsPer agreementOwner-confirmed in writing

— Statement includes revenue, opex itemisation, GOP, fees, and net payout. Reconciled to source receipts and visible in the live dashboard.

IV. — Onboarding

From signature to live management

Onboarding sets the tone of the entire engagement. Our published timeline below assumes typical conditions; we'll flag anything that requires more time before signing — never after.

StageResidentialCommercial
Property assessment & revenue forecast2–4 days3–7 days
Agreement signature & KYC1–2 days3–5 days
Property prep, photography & listing3–5 days5–10 days
Vendor & AMC takeover1–3 days5–10 days
Tenant matching (if vacant)7–21 days14–60 days
Total to live management7–10 days10–21 days

— Mid-lease takeovers from existing managers are typically faster on the ops side; tenant matching does not apply when a tenancy is in place.

V. — Exit & Handover

If you ever want to take the property back

We don't lock owners in with punitive exit terms. Below is what's documented in every management agreement.

ElementTermsNotes
Notice period60–90 days (residential) · 90–180 days (commercial)Allows clean tenant & vendor transition
Final reconciliationWithin 30 days of exitReviewed jointly with owner
Tenant data handoverAt exitKYC, leases, payment history
Vendor & AMC handoverAt exitActive contracts, point-of-contact
Statutory recordsAt exitCompliance log, audit trail
Exit feesNoneBeyond pro-rata fees on collected revenue

— The intention is symmetrical: a clean entry and a clean exit. We'd rather be replaceable on principle than retained by friction.

VI. — Data & Confidentiality

Your data, your asset, your decisions

Owner financial data, tenant KYC, and operational records are treated as confidential by default. Specifics are documented in your management agreement; the working principles are below.

PrincipleStandard
Owner financial dataVisible to you, our finance team, and statutory auditors only
Tenant KYCStored encrypted; shared with you on request, never with third parties
Vendor & pricing dataAvailable to owner on request
Aggregate / anonymised dataMay be used for benchmarking; never identifiable to your asset
Right to auditOwner-led audit available annually, on reasonable notice
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Free site assessment. Honest revenue forecast. We'll share a property-specific operating plan within the week.