Know what needs fixing before the day gets away from you.
DoorBrief turns a tenant message, a few photos, and unit context into one clear repair brief your team can review before the next step.
- Unit context
- Manager-reviewed
- Vendor-ready

- Trade
- Plumbing
- Urgency
- Within 24h
From tenant message to repair brief
Every request follows the same short path, so nobody has to reread a thread to know what's going on.

- 01Message
Tenant texts, emails, or uses the request form with photos.
- 02Unit context
Address, unit, tenant, and repair history are added to the brief.
- 03Brief
A plain-language summary with urgency and missing details.
- 04Work order
A vendor-ready scope, access notes, and approvals.
- 05Update
A tenant update draft you review before it goes out.
What every DoorBrief includes
Six things, every time. Short enough to read on a phone between showings.

14 Maple Row · Unit 2B · Ana R.
Slow leak under kitchen sink, puddle forming.
Shutoff valve checked? Photo of pipe joint?
Within 24 hours — not an emergency.
Plumbing · access Tue 2–5pm · approved to $350.
“Thanks Ana — a plumber is booked for Tuesday afternoon.”
Built for the people between tenant and vendor
Opens the Daily Door Brief at 8am and sees which doors need a decision today.
Needs reviewUses Vendor Fit and the Work Order Brief to dispatch without retyping the tenant's message.
Vendor-readyReviews an Owner Approval Brief with the repair details and photos attached.
Owner reviewAddress Pattern Watch, without the noise
Repeat issues surface by unit and address — only when they actually repeat.
