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Use case / Request triage

Request triage for property managers and service teams

Tenants and customers send in every kind of request. Our AI chatbot finds out what the problem is, where it is and how urgent it is, then sends it to the right trade or team with the details attached.

Every request sent to the right trade

What tenants send in
The hot water in Unit 4 has stopped working
The hallway lights keep flickering
UNDERSTOOD AS
Plumbing
Who it goes to
Plumbing
Sent to your plumber
0
Electrical
Sent to your electrician
0
Solar
Sent to your solar technician
0
Flagged urgent
On-call contact alerted
0
What tenants send in
The hot water in Unit 4 has stopped working
The hallway lights keep flickering
UNDERSTOOD AS
Plumbing
Who it goes to
Plumbing
Sent to your plumber
0
Electrical
Sent to your electrician
0
Solar
Sent to your solar technician
0
Flagged urgent
On-call contact alerted
0

Why use a chatbot for request triage

A property management company can receive dozens of tenant requests in a day: a leaking tap, a tripped switchboard, a solar inverter showing a fault, a gate that will not close. Each one has to reach the right trade, and someone has to read every message to decide where it goes. The chatbot asks the questions your coordinator would ask, works out what kind of job it is and how urgent, and passes it on with everything the next person needs.

What your customers see

How the chatbot conversation works

01

Find out what is wrong

Ask what has happened, which property it is at and how long it has been going on, in plain questions a tenant can answer in a minute.

02

Work out the category and urgency

Match the request to the categories you use, such as plumbing, electrical, solar or general repairs, and check it against your rules for what counts as urgent.

03

Send it to the right place

Pass the request to the trade, team or branch you have agreed for that category, with the address, the problem and the contact details attached. Urgent jobs follow your urgent path.

A conversation like yours

An example chatbot conversation

Conversation in progressWarm lead · 8:15am
Website visitorMaya
993 ••• ••••
RequestNo hot water
PropertyUnit 4, 18 Marine Parade
Sent toPlumbing
Next stepCall to arrange a visit
Sent to the right team
Chat with us
Replies in seconds
The hot water in our unit has stopped working.
AI agentSorry about that. Which property are you in, and is there no hot water at all?
Unit 4, 18 Marine Parade. None at all since this morning.
AI agentThank you. That is one for the plumber. May I take your name and best number so they can call to arrange a time?
I’m Maya, 993 ••• ••••
AI agentThanks, Maya. I’ve sent this to the plumbing team with your details. They will call you to arrange a visit.
AI agent
Replied in 2 seconds

Trained on your business

The types of request you handle, the trade or team responsible for each, the properties or areas you cover, what counts as urgent and who to alert out of hours.

When the chatbot hands over to your team

Categories and urgency rules need an agreed source of truth. The assistant should not diagnose a fault, promise an arrival time or tell a tenant how to repair something themselves.

We agree where each type of request goes before launch: an email to the trade, a job in your system or a message to your coordinator. If you need an extra connection, we’ll scope it with you.

Frequently asked questions

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