Guided tenant intake
Residents answer category-specific follow-up questions and can attach up to five photos so managers receive more useful context.
From Tenant Report to Resolved Work
Collect structured tenant maintenance requests, review photos and suggested priority, assign vendors, create work orders, and track every request to resolution.

Maintenance breaks down when the original report, property, unit, tenant, vendor, and work order live in separate places. UnitStack keeps that chain together.
Residents answer category-specific follow-up questions and can attach up to five photos so managers receive more useful context.
UnitStack can suggest a priority from the request details, while the property manager remains responsible for the final decision and emergency response.
Connect the request to the property, unit, vendor, schedule, cost, notes, and completion status.
Review request age, status changes, linked work, and property history without searching across emails and spreadsheets.
Guided questions and optional photos turn a vague report into a structured maintenance request.
Confirm the priority, add notes, choose a vendor, and create the connected work order.
Update status, schedule and cost, then preserve the completed work in the property history.
Yes. Tenants can attach up to five photos during guided maintenance intake.
No. AI may help structure the request and suggest a priority, but the manager reviews the result and controls assignments and work orders.
Yes. Work orders can include the assigned vendor, scheduled date, notes, status, and recorded amount.
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