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For residential property managers

Manage the exceptions. Let Greenhaus move the routine work.

Greenhaus connects leasing, rent, maintenance, vendors, owners, accounting, reporting, inspections, and approvals. Your staff spends less time re-entering information, chasing status, and rebuilding context.

Private beta. No card required. We review fit before onboarding.

Keep units moving

Onboard, lease, renew, move in, and move out from the lifecycle record.

Keep rent visible

See balances, overdue accounts, payments, and resident ledger changes.

Keep maintenance moving

Triage, assign, monitor, and close work with participant context attached.

Keep owners informed

Connect statements, approvals, reporting, maintenance, and distributions.

Keep the books defensible

Use double-entry accounting, reconciliation, periods, reports, and controls.

The PM should not be the message bus.

Without a connected workflow, the manager becomes responsible for every transition.

  • resident → maintenance
  • maintenance → vendor
  • vendor → invoice
  • invoice → approval
  • approval → payment
  • payment → accounting
  • accounting → owner reporting
Greenhaus keeps transitions explicit so the property manager can focus on work that requires real management.

Property manager workflows

Start with the job creating the most coordination work.

Fill a vacancy

Application → lease → execution → move-in.

Collect the month’s rent

Charges → payment → records → exception handling.

Resolve a maintenance issue

Report → triage → assignment → completion.

Approve and pay a vendor bill

Completed work → invoice → approval → payout status.

Get an owner decision

Context → review → clarification → decision.

Reconcile and report

Operational records → reconciliation → statements and reports.

Turn failed inspection items into work

Inspection → failed item → work order.

Keep automation under control

Assignments, approvals, recovery, and access boundaries.

Automation with boundaries

Automate policy. Escalate judgment.

  • Recurring or system-driven steps for routine work
  • Queues for staff ownership
  • Approval checkpoints for sensitive actions
  • Workflow recovery for blocked runs
  • Plan and role boundaries for access
Private beta

Which workflow would you stop managing manually first?