Collect better details
Ask residents for issue type, unit, photos, access notes, and whether there is active damage.
Separate urgent from routine
Use client-approved rules to flag leaks, no heat, lockouts, or safety issues.
Route and record
Send emergencies to the right person and log non-urgent items for the next business process.
Next step
Use this article as a starting point, then pick one workflow to test with real property rules and human handoff.
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