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Property management CRM

The property management CRM that keeps units from sitting empty.

A vacant unit costs money every day it waits on a callback. MapleConnect answers leasing calls around the clock, texts back the ones you miss, books showings against real availability, and works owner leads with the same urgency - CRM, AI voice, SMS, email, and booking in one system.

  • No credit card to start
  • Free plan available
  • Free guided migration

One system covers your whole front office: the CRM keeps every renter, owner, and resident conversation on one record, AI voice answers the leasing line, SMS and email carry the follow-up, and booking fills the showing calendar.

  • CRM & pipelines
  • AI voice agents
  • SMS & email
  • Online booking
  • Automations

What a property management CRM is really for.

A property management CRM works two funnels at once: prospective tenants asking about listed units, and property owners deciding who should manage their next door. Both are timing games. A renter who reaches voicemail books a tour somewhere else, and an owner comparing management companies signs with the one that called back the same day. The CRM’s job is to capture both, answer both in seconds, and route each to the right person.

MapleConnect is an AI-native property management CRM. When a leasing call comes in during a showing or after hours, an AI voice agent answers, confirms the unit is still available, asks about move-in timeline, and books a tour against your agents’ real calendars. Missed calls trigger an instant text-back. Web forms, chatbot conversations, and listing-portal leads land in the same inbox, and owner inquiries get their own fast, separate follow-up sequence.

It complements the property management software you already run - it does not replace it. Trust accounting, rent ledgers, leases, screening decisions, and maintenance work orders stay in AppFolio, Buildium, Yardi, or whatever your system of record is. MapleConnect owns everything before the lease: the call, the text-back, the showing, the follow-up, and the record of who asked for what - so nothing dies in a voicemail box on the way to your PM stack.

The problem

Where vacant days actually come from.

None of these look like emergencies on any given afternoon. They are missed pickups and slow callbacks - and each one stretches a vacancy or costs the company a door.

  • Leasing calls ring out during showings

    The moment your agent is walking a prospect through one unit is the moment the next prospect calls about another. Voicemail is a referral to the competing listing - renters work down the portal results until a human answers.

  • Owner leads wait behind operational fires

    A landlord filling out a list-my-property form is offering recurring monthly revenue, and the inquiry lands in a shared inbox between a rent run and a burst pipe. By the time someone replies, another management company has already returned the call.

  • One phone line carries everything

    Maintenance requests, resident questions, vendor calls, and brand-new business all hit the same number. New-door inquiries get buried under operational noise, and there is no consistent record of who called or what they needed.

  • Showings run on phone tag

    Coordinating tours across agents, units, and prospect schedules by callback burns hours and still produces no-shows. There is no self-serve way for a qualified prospect to simply take an open slot, so interest cools while the calendar waits.

A working day

A day on the leasing desk, covered end to end.

A representative working day with MapleConnect on the front office. The AI moments run without you; your moment is the one only a property manager can close.

  1. 7:15 AM
    AI does this

    Overnight inquiries already handled

    Two listing-portal leads and one after-hours caller from last night have replies and listing details by text, and one of them booked a Saturday tour before your team unlocked the office.

  2. 9:40 AM
    AI does this

    The line stays covered during tours

    While your agents run morning showings, the AI voice agent answers the calls they cannot take, confirms availability, and books tours. Anything that still rings out gets an instant text-back with a logged record.

  3. 11:30 AM
    You do this

    You walk the six-unit building

    An owner considering a management switch wants to meet on site. You do the walkthrough, price the scope, and make the case - the judgment call no software makes for you.

  4. 1:20 PM
    AI does this

    Tomorrow’s tours get reminders

    Confirmation and reminder texts go out to every booked showing. One prospect reschedules herself to Thursday instead of silently not showing up.

  5. 3:45 PM
    AI does this

    Toured prospects get the application nudge

    Everyone who saw a unit this week and has not applied receives a follow-up text with the application link. Replies with questions route straight to the leasing agent.

  6. 8:05 PM
    AI does this

    The evening caller still books

    A renter calls about the one-bedroom after dinner. The AI confirms it is available, asks about move-in timing, books Sunday at 11:00 AM, and logs the whole call before you hear about it.

What you get

Built for two funnels: renters and owners.

Six capabilities mapped to how a management office actually grows - filling units fast and adding doors - not a feature list with the industry name pasted in.

AI voice answering on the leasing line

An AI voice agent answers 24/7, tells callers whether a unit is still available, asks about move-in timeline, books showings, and sorts owner calls from renter calls. Screening and application questions route to your team every time.

Missed-call text-back

Any call that rings out fires an instant SMS within seconds, so a dropped call becomes a live text conversation with a logged record instead of an anonymous voicemail nobody returns.

Self-booked showings with reminders

Qualified prospects pick tour slots against your agents’ real availability, and automated confirmations and reminders by SMS and email cut the no-shows that waste leasing afternoons.

A separate pipeline for new doors

Owner leads from forms, calls, and referrals get their own stages, an instant first response, and a patient follow-up cadence - so business development stops depending on whoever checked the inbox last.

Intake and routing for operational calls

Maintenance and general requests are captured by phone, chat, or text, tagged, and routed to the right person. MapleConnect handles the intake and the paper trail; your PM software still owns the work order.

One timeline per owner, renter, and resident

Every call, recording, text, email, and booking sits on one contact record, so anyone on the team can pick up a conversation cold and see exactly what was promised and when.

Hear it work

An evening leasing call, booked and on record.

A representative after-hours call answered by the AI voice agent (illustrative, not a recording). Screening, application, and fair-housing questions always route to your team.

Voice callIllustrative transcript
AI agent

Thanks for calling Lakeshore Property Group, this is the leasing assistant. Are you calling about a rental, or about management for a property you own?

Caller

A rental - the one-bedroom on Fenwick Avenue. Is it still open?

AI agent

It is - the Fenwick Avenue one-bedroom is available now. Would you like to see it? I can also text you the full listing.

Caller

Yes to both. Is it okay if I have a small dog?

AI agent

The listing allows pets with a deposit - I will include the pet policy in the text. When are you hoping to move?

Caller

First of next month, ideally. One thing - I had a rough patch on my credit a few years back. Is that going to be a problem?

AI agent

That is a question for the leasing team - every application is reviewed by them under the same written criteria, so I will not guess on their behalf. I will note it so they can walk you through the process at your showing.

Caller

Fair enough. What times do you have?

AI agent

Tomorrow at 5:30 PM or Saturday at 10:00 AM - which works better?

Caller

Saturday at ten.

AI agent

Booked - Saturday at 10:00 AM at Fenwick Avenue. Can I get your name, and is this mobile number good for the reminder text?

Caller

Priya Nair, and yes, this number is fine. Thanks for actually picking up.

The shift

The front office, then and now.

Before

  • After-hours and mid-showing calls go to voicemail; most never call back.
  • Owner leads sit unread in a shared inbox between maintenance fires.
  • Tours are scheduled by phone tag and forgotten without reminders.
  • New business and clogged-drain calls fight for the same line.
  • Who called and what was promised lives wherever someone scribbled it.

With MapleConnect

  • Every call is answered or texted back within seconds, day or night.
  • Owner inquiries fire an instant reply and land on their own pipeline.
  • Prospects book their own showings and get automatic reminders.
  • Requests are captured, tagged, and routed; new business gets through.
  • Each renter, owner, and resident record shows what was asked and what was promised.

Playbooks

Three playbooks, running by week one.

Automations configured for a management office, not blank templates. Each one is a trigger, a short sequence, and an outcome you can check.

Cover-the-line

Trigger A leasing call rings while every agent is out on tours

  1. AI voice answers, confirms unit availability, and asks move-in timeline
  2. A showing is booked from the agent’s live calendar with a confirmation text
  3. If the call rings out instead, an instant text-back opens the conversation

The prospect tours your unit instead of the next one on the portal.

New-door pursuit

Trigger An owner submits a list-my-property form or calls about management

  1. An instant reply goes out and the lead lands on the owner pipeline, not leasing
  2. Unit count, location, and current management situation are captured on the record
  3. A follow-up cadence continues until a conversation is booked or declined

Recurring-revenue leads stop dying in a shared inbox.

Tour-to-application

Trigger A showing completes - or the prospect does not show

  1. Attendees get a thank-you text with the application link the same day
  2. No-shows automatically receive a reschedule link instead of silence
  3. Replies and questions route to the leasing agent with full history attached

Warm interest turns into applications while the unit is still top of mind.

Honest scope

What it handles - and what stays in your stack.

Property management touches housing law, money held in trust, and other people’s homes. MapleConnect keeps a clear line around its job.

Front office, not the system of record

MapleConnect owns the conversation layer: inquiries in, answers out, showings booked, follow-up sent, all on the record. Trust accounting, rent ledgers, lease documents, screening decisions, and maintenance work orders stay in AppFolio, Buildium, Yardi, or whatever you run - the CRM hands that stack clean leads and clean history instead of trying to be it.

No screening or housing decisions

The AI never evaluates an applicant, quotes approval odds, or answers qualification questions - those route to your team, who apply your own written criteria. Fair housing and screening obligations remain with your business and its counsel.

Consent-aware texting and recording

Renters and residents text back constantly, so the guardrails matter: the system stores the consent you collect, treats an opt-out as binding across both SMS and email, and records calls only under the settings you choose. Those are record-keeping supports, not legal cover - your obligations under TCPA and local rules stay with your business and its counsel.

Pricing

Flat pricing. The whole team works.

Per-seat pricing charges a management office for every leasing agent and coordinator it adds. MapleConnect is flat: the whole team works one system at one monthly price.

Essential

$199/mo flat

The full CRM plus automation - priced flat, not per seat.

Most popular

Professional

$299/mo flat

The most popular plan: deeper automation and campaigns.

Premium

$399/mo flat

Everything, including native AI voice agents on your line.

Start on the free plan and upgrade when the pipeline pays for it. See full pricing

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A property management CRM is the front-office system that captures leasing inquiries and owner leads, answers them fast, and runs follow-up until a showing is booked or a management conversation happens. MapleConnect adds AI to that core: a voice agent on the leasing line, missed-call text-back, automated sequences, and self-booked showings, all logged to one contact timeline.
No - it works alongside them. MapleConnect handles the front office: capturing calls, texts, forms, and portal leads, booking showings, and following up with both renters and owners. Trust accounting, rent ledgers, leases, screening, and maintenance work orders stay in your property management software, which remains the system of record.
Yes. The AI voice agent answers around the clock, confirms whether a unit is still available, asks about move-in timeline, books a showing against your agents’ real calendars, and texts the caller a confirmation. Calls it cannot resolve are routed to the right person, and every call is logged to the contact record.
Yes. Owner leads get their own pipeline, separate from leasing. A list-my-property form or an owner call fires an instant reply, captures the basics - how many units, where, current management situation - and routes the lead to whoever handles new business, with a follow-up cadence that continues until a real conversation happens.
MapleConnect captures and routes the request; it does not manage the work order. A maintenance call or text is logged, tagged, and sent to the right person or inbox, which keeps the new-business line clear. The work order itself is created and tracked in your property management software.
No. Questions about credit, evictions, income requirements, or application outcomes always route to your team, and the AI says so plainly on the call. Applications are reviewed by your staff under your own written criteria - fair housing and screening obligations stay with your business and its counsel.
Yes. The guided migration is free, and most offices arrive with some mix of spreadsheets, shared inboxes, and an aging CRM. Renter, owner, and resident records import with their notes and history attached, and setup builds the two pipelines a management office actually runs - leasing on one side, new-door business development on the other - before you go live.
MapleConnect is priced flat, not per seat: a free plan to start, then flat plans from $199 per month, with AI voice agents included on the Premium plan. Adding leasing agents or coordinators does not change the bill, and the full breakdown is published on the pricing page.

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