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Real Estate & Property Management

Every door wants attention. Agents queue it.

“The maintenance inbox ran my day. Now it's a worklist with the vendor already suggested.”
Portfolio manager · 1,200-door management company
Agent 01

The Dispatch Drafter

Triages every maintenance request by urgency and trade, then drafts the vendor dispatch with the unit history attached. You approve, it goes.

Worker multiplierTriages every request, drafts every dispatch, misses none.

How it works

The loop: Runs on every request. Reads the maintenance inbox and unit history. Sorts by urgency and trade, drafts the dispatch. Queues it for approval. A human hits send.

What it needs:

  • Read: the PMS maintenance inbox
  • Draft: dispatches, approval-gated
  • Owner: your portfolio manager
  • Spend cap enforced in the request path
  • Audit log on from day one
Agent 02

The Lease Reader

Abstracts every lease and watches the critical dates. Renewals, escalations, options. Nothing expires quietly on your watch.

Worker multiplierAbstracts every lease and watches every critical date.

How it works

The loop: Runs on every new lease. Reads the document, abstracts the terms. Loads critical dates into the calendar. Posts alerts ninety days out. Humans negotiate.

What it needs:

  • Read: the lease folder on SharePoint
  • Write: the critical-dates calendar
  • Owner: your leasing director
  • Per-run budget cap, enforced
  • Every extraction logged
Agent 03

The Owner Reporter

Assembles the monthly owner report. Financials, occupancy, work orders, photos. Formatted, narrated, ready to send.

Worker multiplier, per portfolioAssembles every owner report, formatted and ready to send.

How it works

The loop: Runs monthly. Reads financials, occupancy, and work orders per portfolio. Assembles the owner report. Saves the draft for review. A human sends it.

What it needs:

  • Read: the PMS financial export
  • Write: drafts to the owner folder
  • Owner: your director of PM
  • Hard spend cap per run
  • Audit trail from day one

One manager now runs the doors that used to need a team, and still sounds calm by Friday. That is the multiplier.

An illustrative scenario: the multipliers are directional, not promises, grounded in how much an agent covers and how often it runs. Your real number comes out of the Readiness Map.

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Here's the honest catch: every number on this page is directional, because every shop is different. Your stack, your volume, your team decide where you land. The Readiness Map pins it down: your workflows, your multipliers, your first agents, with names and owners. Directional for the industry. Exact for you. That's the Agentic Standard.

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