Example configuration

Properties, owners, tenants and vendors on one operating platform

Leasing, maintenance and ownership relationships all run on follow-up. This example configuration shows how Mako can model a portfolio, track maintenance to completion and keep every conversation with the record.

Where the work gets stuck

Common friction in real estate and property management

Owners, tenants, vendors and prospects kept in separate lists.

Maintenance requests living in e-mail threads.

A portfolio structure that a flat contact list cannot show.

What you can run on Mako

Use cases for this example configuration

Portfolio and property hierarchy

An owner or portfolio with child properties, each with its own record, notes, files and work.

Maintenance and vendor coordination

Requests become quote tickets, technicians or vendors are found, and work orders are scheduled and tracked.

Prospect follow-up and showings

Texting from a rep's own number, timed reminders and calendar invites for showings.

Owner and tenant communications

Paced e-mail to a chosen group, and marketing e-mail through your Mailchimp account.

Workflow examples

How the modules work together here

Each step uses a capability the platform has. Steps marked as configured to your business are set up with you.

Inquiry to scheduled showing

A website inquiry reaching a booked appointment.

  1. A website form creates a prospect and notifies the leasing owner.Website form-fill intake and routing
  2. A text conversation starts from the rep's own number and stays on the record.SMS inbox
  3. A timed reminder offers to send a calendar invite for the showing.Reminders, calendar and invitations
  4. A voicemail left after hours arrives with a transcript and a note on the record.Voicemail

Maintenance request to invoice

A repair tracked end to end on the property's record.

  1. A quote ticket is raised against the property.Quotes and invoices
  2. Technicians are found and a request for quotation goes out.Work orders, technicians and requests for quotation
  3. The accepted work order is scheduled and completed.Work orders, technicians and requests for quotation
  4. An invoice ticket is issued on the same account.Quotes and invoices

Related example configurations

Example configuration This page shows how Mako's modules can be arranged for Real Estate & Property Management. It uses sample data, is illustrative only and does not describe an existing customer or deployment. Anything described as configured to your business is set up with you.

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