See why your numbers moved, not only that they did.
Veriunit sits on top of your property management system. It shows what changed in occupancy, rent, maintenance and renewals, the reason behind each change, and what to do about it next.
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94.8% occupied
+0.9 pts this month
2 renewals need a decision
Regional Manager and above
Call Unit 12B first
$1,840 past due
AI-generated illustration. The figures in the chips are samples.
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Sample data, 1,191 rentable units
Occupancy
94.8%
-0.8 pts vs Sep
Contracted rent
$2,149,616
-$17,136 vs Sep
Open work orders
62
+12 vs Sep
Occupancy fell in Oct by a net 9 units: 12 move-ins and 21 move-outs.
A recommendation for every number that needs one
Most of what Veriunit tells you is arithmetic you can check. It uses AI only where judgment is needed, and the spend is capped for your company.
Collections
Who to call first and what step comes next, worked out from each account's payment record. Plain arithmetic, no AI.
Renewals
A standard offer set by your own rent policy. AI weighs in only on leases that need judgment, and says why it was asked.
Maintenance
A repeat repair on the same unit is flagged to staff and owners, with what repairing again costs against replacing.
Owner reports
Trailing twelve months with NOI, cap rate and debt coverage. Each line is marked actual or budget, so a gap is never hidden.
Escalations
An item that sits too long or costs too much moves up the chain by itself, and how long it took to answer stays on record.
Your property management system stays the record
Veriunit is built to sit on top of systems like Yardi, RealPage, ResMan, AppFolio and Entrata. Direct connections are on the way. Until then you can import or enter your data yourself.
Every recommendation shows its work
Open any recommendation to see the figures behind it. When someone accepts or rejects it, the app records who decided, when and why, and a later change needs a reason.
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