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Maintenance requests

Maintenance requests

An issue reported, a ticket tracked, a fix on record, maintenance without phone calls or forgotten problems.

Ticket attributes
Category · Severity · Status
Lifecycle
Pending → In progress → Resolved
Access
Resident (reports) · Manager (tracks)

The problem with phone-call maintenance

When a leak or a broken light is reported by phone, or shouted at the caretaker in passing, it exists nowhere. No one can say what was reported, when, or whether it was ever fixed. Small issues become big ones, and the same complaint comes back three times because nothing was written down.

Condovise turns maintenance into a workflow. A resident opens a request in a few taps, and it becomes a ticket that lives, visibly, until it is resolved.

A ticket, not a rumour

Each request carries three things that make it manageable:

  • A category, so it is clear what kind of issue it is.
  • A severity, so an emergency stands apart from a minor fix.
  • A status, so everyone knows where it stands.

Status the resident can see

The most common friction in maintenance is silence: the resident reports something and hears nothing, so they report it again. Here, each ticket moves openly from pending to in progress to resolved, and the resident follows it without chasing anyone.

A history that protects you

Every resolved ticket stays on record: what was reported, when, and how it was closed. For a condo manager that history is proof of diligence, and on the manager dashboard open requests surface early, before a small job becomes a difficult one.

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Reported in a few taps

The resident describes the problem, picks a category and a severity and sends it, with no phone call and no waiting for the caretaker.

A clear status at every step

Each ticket moves from pending to in progress to resolved, so the resident always knows where their request stands.

Nothing slips through

Every request is centralised and can be prioritised by severity, instead of scattering across messages and calls.

Proof it was handled

The maintenance history shows what was fixed, when and by whom, an asset for both the condo manager and the agency.

Frequently asked questions

How does a resident report a problem? +

From their space, the resident opens a request, describes the issue, chooses a category and a severity, and sends it. The manager receives it immediately, with no phone call or trip to the front desk.

How do I know a request has been picked up? +

Every request carries a status the resident can see: pending, in progress or resolved. The resident follows the progress without having to chase the manager.

Can the manager prioritise urgent issues? +

Yes. The severity on each ticket lets the manager tell a true emergency from a minor request and deal with what matters most first.

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