Give requests a home
Connect every owner request to their property. Make it clear what needs attention and where the work belongs.
FOR HOMEOWNER CARE
Your owners trust you with something personal. Give them a clearer view of the care behind their home, from the first request to the completed work.

THE RELATIONSHIP GOES BEYOND THE VISIT
Good communication starts with useful context: the right home, a clear request and a status that makes sense. Build the customer journey around those fundamentals.
Connect every owner request to their property. Make it clear what needs attention and where the work belongs.
Use a consistent way to manage and update the work. Help owners understand what has been requested, arranged or completed.
Use client reports to provide context for property-care charges, kept separate from your own software subscription.
EXAMPLE · BEFORE THE OWNER ARRIVES
An owner is arriving on Friday and asks for a terrace check. The request belongs to the property, the team can arrange the visit, and the work status gives the owner something concrete to follow.
Weekly home checkA clear record of the work, ready for your homeowner.


3 photos“We’re arriving on Friday. Could you prepare the terrace before we get there?”
Illustrative workspace · fictional property and team details
A SERVICE JOURNEY THAT MAKES SENSE
THE OWNER
A request starts with the home and the owner’s need, giving your team clear context.
THE COORDINATOR
Review the request, agree the necessary work and make an assignment around the visit date.
THE TEAM
Open the property and task context, carry out the work and record a useful update.
THE RELATIONSHIP
Keep the work status and relevant service information connected to the owner’s property.
KEEP THE EXPERIENCE FOCUSED
Owners see a view scoped to their own properties. Your team coordinates the portfolio, keys and work in the operational workspace. A different perspective for each side of the relationship.
OWNER VIEW
Requests · Work status · Service costs
YOUR TEAM VIEW
Properties · People · Planning · Keys
START WITH THE SERVICE YOU PROVIDE
A request arrives without a clear property context.
Keep owner requests attached to their own home.
The owner asks where things stand.
Maintain an understandable work status.
A different colleague handles the next visit.
Leave the property instructions and work context together.
A property-care charge needs explaining.
Keep service-cost reporting connected to the client relationship.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Show us how you work. We’ll show you how your homes, team and daily tasks fit together in Keysted.