

Until now, property managers wanting to keep up to date records of last service dates and compliance reporting had to manually enter data, attach documents and add property specific details for each of their properties. The hazards of data entry and human error were a major factor, not to mention the time wasted on such a repetitive task. Detector Inspector’s technical team saw the opportunity to make significant improvements to this process, and so, following extensive client research and in close collaboration with the team at Property Tree, a new approach was designed that put the improvement of the property manager’s experience at the core.
Detector Inspector’s integration with Property Tree now offers a range of industry-first benefits:
Property managers need never manually update service dates again. If Detector Inspector carry out the service, we will automatically push service dates straight into Property Tree and we’ll also update the next service due dates based on the required local legislated requirement.
Say goodbye to manually saving service reports into your Property Tree documents tab. The integration automatically transfers compliance Service Reports directly into the dedicated compliance document space in Property Tree.
Property managers told us they used the notes fields to keep track of specific information related to the service. Through the integration, notes fields of smoke alarm, electrical and gas safety checks are populated with information related to further work and certificate requirements. In addition, for smoke alarm services, quantities and types of alarms are also pushed based on our technician's findings during the service.
Property managers can now view all relevant compliance information in one place, right within their Property Tree property cards. The accessibility of this information simplifies the process of managing lease forms.