Every tenant finds their answer, and the team only receives what needs it: qualified, documented, prioritised.
Monday, 8:30 a.m.
Forty e-mails, twelve voicemails, a leak reported on Friday evening, someone on the phone who doesn't understand their service-charge statement. And the appointment to take on a new property, in 30 minutes.
Most calls are about information you already have: a balance, a lease clause, a repair in progress.
That time is lost margin. The problem is not the teams' commitment: it's the time absorbed by what could be settled without them.
A platform where tenants and managers meet: the tenant gets their answer, the manager only receives what needs them.
The assistant answers at any hour, from the file's data.
Diagnosis, photos, equipment: nothing to piece together.
Matches suggested, reminders prepared in batches.
From rent call to service-charge settlement.
A real example: a tenant asks who pays for boiler maintenance; the assistant reads the clause in their lease and answers. One question fewer for the team. The assistant changes nothing on its own: it prepares, the tenant confirms.

The whole portfolio, in plain language: is the money coming in, are the units occupied, what's next for me.
Arrears, deadlines, indexations: what needs attention is flagged before it becomes urgent.
Files ready for a decision: diagnosis, photos and equipment attached.

The whole rental cycle, from move-in to the returned deposit. The tool prepares, people decide.
Five views of the same data, each limited to its scope: the separation is enforced by the database itself, not just by the screen. One account can hold several roles.
The assistant answers at any hour about the lease, the balance, the charges, the rights.
Diagnosis, photos and equipment attached: nothing to piece together, nothing to chase.
Payment matching suggested, confirmed in one click; reminders and payment plans prepared.
Vacancy, deadlines and indexations visible, traceable activity, everyday indicators.
These levers are measured on your own figures during the pilot: we promise no savings amount beforehand.
No more searching through menus: you ask the question.
Data goes in once; the tool links it, explains it and prepares what's next.
What needs attention is flagged before it becomes urgent.
Your data and your processes stay yours, whatever tomorrow's model.
An MCP server, and each organisation choosing its AI model.
Models change; your data and your processes stay. The AI prepares, people decide.
A real portfolio is managed in Homono every day: assets and equipment, leases and inventories, receivables, bank, matching, payment plans, repairs, accounting, tenant app.
The scope and indicators: incoming requests, handling time, collection. A baseline measured before set-up.
Import of existing data, configuration, training, tenant onboarding. Fixed fee, fixed date.
Three months in real conditions, supported by our teams.
A review in figures against these indicators, then the choice: extend, adjust or stop.
Next step: a meeting to scope the pilot.