Manage properties, units, tenants, rent, payments, maintenance and property records from one centralized property management system.
Gen Softech develops custom property management software for property owners, builders, real estate companies, property managers and businesses in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon and across India.
The system can bring property details, occupancy, tenant information, rent schedules, maintenance requests, payment records and reports into a structured workflow.
Managing multiple properties can involve more than simply maintaining a list of buildings or units. Property teams may need to keep track of tenants, occupancy, rent schedules, payments, maintenance requests, documents and regular property activities.
When this information is maintained across spreadsheets, registers and separate applications, it can become harder to maintain a consistent view of each property and its current status.
Property management software provides a structured platform where property information and related activities can be connected. Authorized users can access relevant records and update information according to their roles.
Gen Softech can customize property management software around your portfolio, tenant process, rent cycle, maintenance workflow and reporting requirements in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon and across India.
Organize property information, tenant activities, rent, maintenance and operational records through one system.
Maintain property details, buildings, floors, units, locations and other configurable property information.
Maintain tenant profiles, occupancy information, agreements and relevant tenant-related records.
Configure rent schedules, due dates, payment records and other rental information.
Record maintenance requests, assign tasks and monitor configured service statuses.
Maintain rent, maintenance and other configured property-related payment information.
Review occupancy, rent, maintenance, payments and other configured property information.
Property portfolios can contain multiple buildings, floors, units, shops, offices, apartments or other types of assets. A structured hierarchy makes it easier to maintain the relationship between the property and its individual units.
The software can be designed around the structure used by your organization, allowing users to move from a property level to the relevant building, floor or unit information.
Custom fields can also be added where your property type requires additional information such as area, unit type, furnishing, status or other business-specific details.
Maintain the primary property or project information.
Organize buildings, blocks or configured property sections.
Maintain floor-level information where required.
Manage apartments, shops, offices or other individual property units.
Connect tenant information with the relevant property or unit and maintain occupancy-related records in one place.
Maintain tenant contact information and other relevant profile details.
Associate tenants with their configured properties or units.
Maintain relevant lease, agreement or occupancy information.
Track configured occupancy states such as occupied, vacant or other business-specific statuses.
Rental operations require regular tracking of rent amounts, due dates, payment status and tenant-related financial records. A centralized system can connect these records with the relevant property and tenant.
Rent workflows can be configured for the payment frequency, charges, due dates, late status and other rules used by your organization.
The system can also provide filtered views and reports for reviewing pending or completed rent-related activities.
Maintain configured rental schedules and payment dates.
Record applicable rent amounts against the relevant property or tenant.
Review upcoming or pending rental payments.
Maintain configured payment and collection statuses.
Property maintenance may include electrical work, plumbing, cleaning, repairs, equipment servicing and other tasks. A structured maintenance module can help record these requests and assign them to responsible users.
Each request can carry relevant property, unit, tenant, issue description, priority, assigned person and status information according to the configured workflow.
This creates a clear record of maintenance activities and their current status.
Record the tenant or property maintenance request.
Assign the request to the appropriate maintenance user or team.
Update the request as maintenance work progresses.
Record completion details and close the configured maintenance request.
Keep property availability and occupancy information updated according to the operational process used by your organization.
Identify properties or units available according to your configured business status.
Associate occupied units with relevant tenant records.
Identify units currently associated with maintenance activities.
Add status values that match your property's actual operational workflow.
Property management often involves regular communication about rent, maintenance, agreements, inspections and other property-related activities.
A centralized property management system can keep relevant communication notes and activities connected with the tenant and property record.
Notification and communication workflows can be configured according to the organization's operational requirements and available integrations.
Support configured email-based communication workflows.
Configure relevant alerts around property activities.
Record important discussions and tenant communication notes.
Review relevant previous communication against property records.
Keep relevant documents associated with properties, units, tenants and other records through a structured document workflow.
Maintain relevant lease and rental agreement records with the associated tenant or property.
Organize configured property-related documents against the relevant records.
Associate supported receipts or payment documents with relevant transactions.
Keep relevant maintenance documents and service information with the associated request.
Property operations may include maintenance expenses, utility-related costs, service charges, repairs and other operational expenses.
A property management application can maintain these expenses against the relevant property, building, unit or operational category.
Expense categories, approval steps and reporting fields can be customized according to the business process.
Record expenses associated with property repair and maintenance activities.
Maintain configured utility-related expenses and records.
Track supported service and operational charges.
Add business-specific expense categories where required.
Track configured electricity, water, gas, internet or other utility information associated with properties and units.
Maintain supported electricity-related readings, charges or records.
Track configured water-related usage or billing information.
Maintain gas-related information where applicable to the property.
Configure additional utility categories according to property requirements.
Property management operations may involve multiple owners, investors or stakeholders. The software can maintain owner profiles and associate them with relevant properties or units.
Ownership information can be structured according to the requirements of the business, including configured ownership shares, contacts, statements or other relevant records.
Access to owner information can be controlled through application roles and permissions.
Maintain contact and profile information for property owners.
Associate owners with relevant properties or units.
Maintain configured ownership information where applicable.
Organize supported statements, documents and property-related records.
Keep lease-related information connected with tenants, properties and rental units.
Maintain configured lease terms, dates, property details and tenant information.
Track lease start, expiry and other relevant dates used by the business.
Maintain renewal-related information and configured follow-up activities.
Property managers need visibility into rent amounts, payment dates, pending collections and completed transactions. A centralized collection module can connect this information with tenants and units.
Collection workflows can be customized around monthly, quarterly, annual or other rental cycles supported by the business.
The application can also provide filtered collection views and reports for authorized users.
Give users access to the property management functions they need according to their responsibilities.
Manage system settings, users, roles and configured master information.
Manage assigned properties, tenants, maintenance and operational activities.
Access assigned maintenance requests and update their configured status.
Access relevant rent, payment, collection and financial records.
Create reports around the information that matters to your property management workflow.
Review property, building, unit and configured status information.
Review tenant and occupancy information using configured filters.
Review rent schedules, collections and pending payment information.
Review maintenance requests, assignments and configured completion statuses.
Your property portfolio, tenant process, rent cycle and maintenance operations may work differently from another business. The software can be configured around those requirements.
Add property, tenant, unit and operational fields relevant to your business.
Configure property, rental, maintenance and approval workflows according to your process.
Build reports around the operational information your management team needs.
Connect compatible APIs and business applications based on technical requirements.
Property management systems can contain tenant contact details, rental information, payment records, agreements and internal operational data. Access should therefore be aligned with the responsibilities of each user.
The application can use role-based permissions to control access to relevant modules, records and actions.
Security configuration can be planned around your application architecture, hosting environment and business requirements.
Provide different access levels to different categories of users.
Control access to selected modules and application functions.
Manage authorized users and their assigned responsibilities.
Maintain relevant application activities and operational records.
A centralized system can help property teams organize day-to-day information and maintain a clearer operational workflow.
Keep properties, units, tenants and related operational information within one application.
Give authorized users a shared system for property, tenant and maintenance activities.
Track configured rent, lease, maintenance and tenant-related follow-up activities.
Maintain rental schedules, payment records and configured collection information.
Keep property maintenance requests and service activities connected with the relevant records.
Generate configured reports for property, occupancy, rent, maintenance and operations.
Manage multiple properties, tenants, rental activities, maintenance requests and operational records.
Organize property portfolios and connect occupancy, tenant and rental information.
Maintain property, tenant, rent and maintenance information for owned assets.
Manage apartments, houses, units, tenants, rent and maintenance activities.
Organize shops, offices and other commercial units with configurable rental workflows.
Build workflows around property-specific operational and reporting requirements.
Property businesses operating across Delhi NCR may manage different properties, tenants, rental cycles and service activities. A centralized property management platform can provide a structured way to organize this information.
Gen Softech develops customized property management software for businesses in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon and other locations across India.
The solution can be planned according to your property portfolio, tenant management process, rent structure, maintenance workflow, user roles and reporting needs.
Share your property structure, tenant process, rent cycle, maintenance workflow, user roles and reporting requirements. We can help plan a property management system around your business operations.