A modern agency may run short stays in one property, seasonal accommodation in another and year-round care for an owner who never rents. The operating model should follow the property, not force the agency into separate systems.
Holiday rentals: work around the stay.
The planned rental model connects reservations, turnovers, guest arrivals and settlement. The property agreement defines the services and financial rules while operational records explain how each stay was delivered.
- Reservations and preparation
- Cleaning, inspection and guest workflows
Seasonal stays: retain the ongoing context.
Longer occupancy periods still need visits, issue reporting and owner information. The design keeps the stay and its services connected while recognising that a seasonal occupancy does not follow the same turnover cadence as a weekend booking.
- Longer occupancy periods
- Ongoing operations and maintenance
Property care: no booking required.
A care-only property can have scheduled checks, owner requests, maintenance and approved service costs without rental activity. A unified portfolio should preserve different contracts and approvals while making responsibility clear.
- Care agreements and recurring services
- Property checks, evidence and owner approvals
Start with your operating model.
Tell us how your portfolio is structured, who approves work and where information gets lost today. A guided discussion can map the planned workflow to your requirements. Current previews cover identity and settings; the full operational journeys described here are still in development.
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