Easyflow for property and facilities management
Maintenance requests, inspections and vendors in one trail
Property and facilities teams spend the day between requests and vendors. A tenant reports a leak, a building needs its monthly walk-through, a plumber sends an invoice, a new contractor wants to start work next week.
Requests come in by phone, email and text, and vendors send their paperwork whenever they remember. When an owner or a tenant asks what happened with a repair, the history is in someone's inbox and the photos are on a technician's phone.
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Where the work gets stuck today
And what changes when each routine becomes a clear process with an owner, a form and a deadline.
Requests from every channel
TodayTenants and occupants call, email and text, and some requests are never written down.
With a processA public service request form gives everyone one entry point without an account, and the requester follows it on a tracking page with email updates.
Repairs approved after the fact
TodayA vendor does the work and the cost first shows up on the invoice, with nobody having agreed to it.
With a processA maintenance request records the diagnosis and the estimated cost, approves it before the work and then totals materials and labor.
Vendors without paperwork
TodayA contractor starts work before their W-9 and certificate of insurance are on file.
With a processSupplier onboarding collects the documents and runs a finance check before the vendor gets a code and payment terms.
Inspections nobody can show
TodayRoutine walk-throughs happen, but there is no dated record of what was checked or what was fixed afterward.
With a processA safety inspection can start on a schedule, with a checklist, located photos and a corrective action for anything that fails.
Processes to start with
Ready-made templates you can adapt in minutes. Open one to see every step, field and approval.
Service request
Tenants and occupants submit a request through a public link and follow it on their own page.
Request → HandlingMaintenance request
Record the problem with photos, approve the repair cost and confirm the work was done.
Request → Assessment → Cost approval → Execution → Confirm the repairSafety inspection
Walk a building with a checklist, attach located photos and open corrective actions for anything that fails.
Inspection → Corrective action → VerificationFire extinguisher and first-aid check
Check the extinguishers and first-aid kits in each building every month, with photos, a signed record and a deadline for anything missing.
Location → Check → FacilitiesField service visit
Schedule a technician, record the visit with before and after photos and collect a signature on site.
Request → Scheduling → Visit → ReviewSupplier onboarding
Collect a vendor's W-9, certificate of insurance and bank details before the first job.
Supplier → Documents → Finance check → RegistrationInvoice approval
Confirm the work was actually done before a vendor invoice is scheduled for payment.
Invoice → Delivery check → Finance approval → Schedule paymentPurchase order with approval limits
Route supplies and repairs by amount and issue the purchase order PDF at the end.
Request → PurchasingCustomer complaint
Handle complaints through a public link, with a deadline for the answer and a tracking page for the person who filed it.
Complaint → Triage → Resolution → ClosingWhat matters most here
Public request forms
Tenants, occupants and owners submit requests through a public form, without an account.
Request tracking
The requester follows progress on a tracking page and gets email updates instead of calling to ask for status.
Photo evidence
Before and after photos are stamped with time and location, so they show when and where the work happened.
Recurring schedules
Monthly inspections and other recurring checks can start on their own.
Automatic assignment
Requests can be assigned automatically to a pool of technicians, round robin or to whoever has the least open work.
Guest steps
A vendor can fill a step from an email link, such as reporting the work done, without an account or a seat.
Questions teams ask
Is Easyflow property management software?
Not in the accounting sense. It does not handle leases, rent collection or owner statements. It runs the maintenance, inspection and vendor processes that sit next to those systems.
Do tenants need an account to submit a request?
No. Public forms work without an account, and the requester gets a tracking page and email updates. Tenants and vendors never count as users.
Can requests be assigned to technicians automatically?
Yes. A step can go to a pool, rotate round robin or go to the person with the least open work.
Can we run inspections on a schedule?
Yes. A schedule starts a process automatically on a recurrence, such as a monthly inspection, in your workspace timezone.
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Bring these routines into one place
Start from the processes above, invite the people involved by email, and send the first request today. One plan with every feature, from $49 a month for 5 users.
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