What is maintenance request software?
It collects every repair request residents send in one list, so nothing is lost between a voicemail, an inbox and a sticky note. AI Tickets opens a ticket from a call, a chat, an e-mail or a web form, keeps the whole conversation on it and answers what your knowledge covers.
How do residents submit maintenance requests?
However they like: by calling the office line, in the website chat, by e-mail or on a maintenance form. A coordinator can also open a ticket by hand for a resident who walked in, typing or dictating what they said.
Can the software tell an emergency from a routine request?
The phone does it by your list: fire, gas, flooding or no heat in freezing weather follow your approved wording and ring on-call. Every other request becomes a ticket for your maintenance tasks, with its priority, Normal, High or Urgent, read from the resident's words.
Is AI Tickets CMMS software?
No. A CMMS, a computerized maintenance management system, plans preventive maintenance and handles asset management. AI Tickets is the intake in front of your maintenance management: every request from a call, a chat, an e-mail or a form, with the conversation, the unit and the promise, so maintenance work starts from complete facts.
Can AI Tickets handle work order management for a small portfolio?
For the intake and the follow-through, yes. Unlike work order software that waits for someone to type the request, a ticket starts from the resident's own call, chat, e-mail or form; assigned to a technician, it is a work order with its priority, its promise, internal notes and its history. Vendor invoices stay in your property management system.
Does AI Tickets dispatch vendors or pay invoices?
No. It is where maintenance requests arrive, are answered and are tracked. Assign a ticket to a technician with one selector and it is a work order your maintenance teams see; dispatching outside vendors and paying invoices stay with your team and the system you already use.
Can the AI answer routine maintenance questions alone?
Yes, when it is sure enough. You set how sure the AI must be, from 50 to 95 percent, 75 by default; below that score the ticket waits for a person in Manual review and the AI never sends.
How do residents know when to expect an answer?
You set the promise per department, 4 working hours by default. The AI tells the resident when to expect the reply from the department's hours, the confirmation e-mail says it too, and a ticket past the promise is marked for the maintenance managers.
What happens when two residents report the same problem?
Merge the two tickets into one and both conversations are kept. A resident who calls back about a case already open hears it quoted, and no duplicate ticket is opened.
Can the AI ask the questions our technicians need?
Yes. On each department you write what the AI must ask, such as whether the water is still running, whether a pet is in the unit and whether the technician may enter, and what the resident must have tried first.
Can we export the requests for an owner report?
Yes. The answered tickets of a month, as you filtered them, export to a CSV file, and the page shows the median time to the answer over 30 days.