“The window is leaking again.”
A resident reports an issue at Birch House.
From an email to a property record, a budget decision and an approved plan. Connect the handoffs that fill your team’s day.
See how context becomes a decision—and a next step.
A resident reports an issue at Birch House.
Match the property and apartment. Bring previous cases into the review.
Compare the proposed repair with upcoming building work and available cost information.
The manager can weigh urgency, repair history and planned maintenance before deciding the next action.
Review the activity, priority and timing. Approve it or send it back with changes.
Connect scope, supplier, budget context, approvals and delivery updates. Prepare the complete record your ERP needs, with the manager in control of what happens next.
Delegate a batch of resident questions or contractor follow-ups. Lovisa gathers the context and prepares the work, so you can focus on exceptions.
Connect the request to its property, case and conversation.
Create reply drafts on the original Outlook threads. Prepare follow-ups with the case context attached.
Review messages before sending. Approve plans and consequential changes.
Lovisa helps carry the request forward—from its source to a plan your manager can review.
Extract the issue from an incoming email or document. Match it to a property and review the proposed activity.
Consider priorities, time estimates and available capacity. Each proposed activity includes its context and rationale.
Approve the draft or request changes. Approved planning can sync to Outlook; calendar export is also available.
Compare budget, actuals and forecast. Investigate variances and review proposed changes.
Classify documents by purpose, match properties and review extracted information. For unfamiliar spreadsheets, review proposed column mappings before accepting them.
Bring the source message and property context into a proposed reply. Review drafts and decide when a communication is ready to send.
Plan maintenance from 2026–2046. See measures, recurring intervals, annual allocations and spending peaks.
“What needs attention at Birch House today?”
“Why are heating costs above plan?”
“Can we move non-urgent work to next week?”