Property operations fall apart when requests arrive everywhere, vendors get chased manually,
and tenants have no idea what’s happening.
Raffs Sync connects request intake, task routing, and communications so every repair has clear ownership,
status stays visible, and escalations happen before issues spread.
✅ Official APIs only📊 Live request boards (SDS)⏱ SLA visibility💬 Automated tenant updates
Coordinate maintenance and vendor workflows across properties with clear status stages and escalation rules.
What breaks today
Requests arrive through too many channels (calls, WhatsApp, email, walk-ups)
Work is tracked in spreadsheets with no live operational view
Vendors and technicians are chased manually for updates
Tenants follow up repeatedly because status is unclear
The result: slower resolution, higher admin load, and avoidable escalations.
What Raffs Sync changes
Raffs Sync provides an event-driven operational backbone for property workflows.
Requests and task updates are routed, tracked, and recoverable — with clear queues, ownership, and audit trail.
Less chasing. Faster resolution. Better tenant experience.
How Raffs Sync helps property teams
Same backbone — live events, queues, SDS boards, and automation — adapted to maintenance, vendor dispatch, and tenant updates.
Unified request intake
Capture requests into one operational flow — no more lost messages or “who received this?” moments.
Live request boards (SDS)
Visualise every job by stage: received, triaged, assigned, scheduled, in progress, waiting parts, resolved.
Vendor coordination
Route jobs to vendors/technicians with clear ownership and status stages — reduce back-and-forth chasing.
SLA tracking & escalation
Track response and resolution targets, and escalate stalled jobs before they become serious complaints.
Automated tenant updates
Send milestone updates automatically — scheduled, technician en route, work started, resolved — fewer follow-ups.
Queues, retries, and audit trail
Safe delivery guarantees: retries, dead-letter capture, and logs so failures are visible and recoverable.
Typical workflow
Request received (tenant, building staff, inspection, sensor alert)
Triaged (priority, category, property/unit, SLA)
Routed to internal maintenance or external vendor queue
Scheduled with time windows and required access details
Status updates flow live on SDS boards
Tenant updated automatically at milestones (optional)
Closed with timestamps and audit trail for reporting
Translation: fewer lost requests, faster fixes, and fewer tenants threatening to “go to Google Reviews”. (We’ve all been there.)
Key operational wins
Clear request visibility across properties and teams
Reduced admin load through routing and automated updates
Better SLA adherence via early escalation
Improved tenant experience through transparent status
Want fewer tenant follow-ups?
Tell us how requests come in today and how you coordinate vendors.
We’ll map SDS stages, define SLA escalation points, and recommend what to connect first for quick wins.