VipeOS brings owner and resident communication, service work, re-letting and handover into client workspaces — so lean teams stay visible across mandates without losing their established systems.

5 apps · Edition Agency

Today

Staff shortages become harder when every owner, resident and vendor starts a separate thread.

Communication arrives without context

Residents report issues by email, owners ask for status by phone and vendors reply in another channel. A lean team spends its day finding the property, mandate and last decision before it can even start the actual work.

Owners cannot see the work

The team may be handling service, documents and re-letting well, but owners only see the gaps between updates. Without a focused client view, visibility depends on manual reports and another round of status calls.

Re-letting adds another handoff chain

When a unit becomes vacant, the manager coordinates owner, listing, applicants, contract and handover on top of daily operations. Each disconnected handoff creates follow-up work and makes progress harder to explain.

With VipeOS

Owners, residents and teams get focused views around the same managed property.

One workspace per owner client

Core separates mandates in workspaces and can present them in your own appearance. Asset, contact and document context stays connected while each owner receives a focused view.

Requests arrive ready to route

Home gives residents one front door; Operate connects each request to the property, building file, vendor and finance context. The team works from a queue with history, not a blank message.

Re-letting stays with the mandate

Close carries inquiries, viewings and fair selection; Move-in carries appointments and handover. Owners can follow the path without the manager rebuilding the story for every update.

Existing systems keep their role

DOMUS, immoware24, Aareon and metering partners can remain connected around the operating flow. The rollout starts with clear data ownership, so a better service layer does not require a sudden replacement.

The path

Each step remains connected to the property and its mandate.

  1. Mandate

    Create a clear client workspace

    Core separates owner clients, roles, properties and documents while keeping the operating context connected.

    Core

  2. Contact

    Open one service door

    Home gives residents and owners focused access to messages and documents linked to their property.

    Home

  3. Operations

    Route the work with context

    Operate connects requests, vendors, building records, metering and finance context in the team queue.

    Operate

  4. Re-letting

    Run the next tenancy for the owner

    Close organises applicants and selection; Move-in carries appointments, keys and the handover protocol.

    CloseMove-in

  5. Visibility

    Give the owner the current picture

    Home and Core expose the agreed status, documents and communication without another manual report.

    HomeCore

The apps

Start with communication and service, then connect re-letting and handover inside each mandate.

Fit

Rental management

Resident communication, service work and re-letting stay connected to the unit and owner mandate. The team gains one operating view while the owner gains visibility.

Condominium management

Use the Owner Hub for clearly scoped communication and document access where it fits. Formal resolutions, advisory-board work and meeting governance remain in established systems until requirements are jointly confirmed.

Individual property management

Manage individual units within a condominium association with a focused owner relationship, resident communication, service context and re-letting when the mandate includes it.

The edition

Edition Agency.

Agency is the edition for client-based operators: white-label workspaces per mandate, your own appearance and inherited playbooks — a consistent service layer across owner clients.

Integrations

VipeOS connects to the systems this work already runs on — each connector has its own page.

All integrations

Common questions

Next step

Put one mandate and its message flow on the table.

We map owner, resident and team views around one managed property — then define a practical first workspace.