Rentive answers tenant calls, guides troubleshooting, creates tickets, and contacts your approved vendors. Your team gets the request details and alerts when help is needed.
I can help. Is the water near any outlets or electrical appliances?
Turn the shutoff valve under the sink clockwise. Has the leak stopped?
I'll open an urgent ticket and contact your property's plumber.
Bluewater Plumbing accepted the job. You'll get a text with the details.
Maintenance, in motionUnit 202
Check for immediate dangerSafety before triage
Running
Work through a practical fixConfirm the tenant tried it
Contact the right vendorFollow your dispatch order
Keep everyone informedClose the loop with tenant and team
AGENT ACTIVITY
Safety first.
No immediate danger reported. Property and unit identified.
Ready to troubleshoot
Find the next step.
Shutoff attempted. The leak is still active.
Urgent plumbing issue
Help, in order.
01Priority vendor15 min · No reply
02Bluewater PlumbingRequest sent
Vendor confirmed.
Bluewater Plumbing Vendor-confirmed ETA · 45 min
Tenant and team notified
Example data. This demonstration does not make a call or contact a vendor. Select a step to jump ahead, or pause to read at your own pace.
How a maintenance call becomes a ticket and dispatch.
01
Understand the issue.
Safety first. Maya identifies the caller, checks the problem, and walks the tenant through a practical fix.
02
Send the right help.
When a dispatch is needed, she opens a ticket and texts your vendors in order. No reply in 15 minutes? The next vendor gets the request.
03
Close the loop.
The tenant gets the vendor's details. Your team gets the ticket and dispatch status, with an escalation if nobody accepts.
Your policies guide every call.
911 comes first.
Fire, gas, medical emergencies, or an intruder: Maya directs the caller to 911 before triage.
Your team handles uncertainty.
If Maya cannot confidently classify the issue, she flags it as urgent for review and skips dispatch.
Your policies are the source.
Property answers come from the information you approve. Missing an answer? Maya takes a message.
Good to know.
Each vendor gets 15 minutes to respond before the next is contacted. If the list is exhausted, your team receives an urgent notification and the tenant is told you've been notified.
No. Maya troubleshoots first. Routine requests are logged for your team. Dispatch follows your urgency rules, and unclear issues go to a person for review.
The Rentvine work-order connector is built. We connect and test it with your account before enabling it. Other connections are on the roadmap. Tickets are always available in Rentive.