Stay ahead of every unit.
Know what each property needs before it's urgent, and have the record ready when something goes wrong. Free for every unit.
There are two problems here, and they're the same problem. Knowing what each property needs before it turns urgent, and being able to show what was done when a claim, a dispute or a sale depends on it. Both come from keeping one honest record per unit.
Nothing falls through, unit by unit.
- Equipment
Every unit knows its own age
Photograph the label on a water heater or furnace. Make, model and age come off it, checked against safety recalls. Do it once per unit and you stop guessing which building has the oldest equipment.
The app showing one appliance with its model, age, warranty and manual.The app showing one appliance with its model, age, warranty and manual. - Plan
What each one needs, and roughly when
Each unit's plan works forward from what's actually in it and how old it is, with rough timing and cost ranges. Estimates, not quotes. A boiler near the end of its life becomes a line on that unit's plan, not a surprise.
The app's plan of upcoming maintenance, with estimated costs.The app's plan of upcoming maintenance, with estimated costs. - History
The history stays with the unit
Every finding, photo, report and invoice, in date order. When a unit changes managers or owners, the record doesn't leave with whoever was looking after it.
The app showing the home's documents, filed by type.The app showing the home's documents, filed by type.
The record is the protection.
Most disputes aren't won by argument. They're won by whoever can show what the condition was, when it was found, and what was done about it.
Findings with dates and photos
A finding sits with the photo taken when someone first noticed it, so you can show when it was found, not just remember it.
Invoices filed against the right unit
Photograph a contractor's invoice and it's filed with that unit. What you spent, when, and on which property, without a spreadsheet.
Share a unit's history, read only
Send it to a pro, an adjuster or a buyer. They see what you pick, for 7 days, 30 days, or until you stop.
It's a record of the property, not the people in it.
Each unit is its own home in Higgins.
A water heater belongs to one unit, and so does its age. So each unit keeps its own equipment, history and plan, and you switch between them in one tap.
Invite a property manager or co-owner to each unit, and choose what they can do there.
Free. Every unit.
Supplies are the only thing you'd ever pay for, and only when you order them.
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