Leases & tenancies
Terms, renewals, deposits and notice dates held against the unit, with every document attached where it belongs.
Property management platform
Leases, owners, maintenance, service charges and compliance — held together in one place, and simple enough that your team uses all of it rather than a quarter of it.
No card required. Nothing installed.
Replaces
Why ProneTec
Most owners and managers were never one type. Their work sits in places that were never meant to hold it. ProneTec gathers it into one place, rather than adding one more screen to look at.
What they fear is not slowness
01
A certificate lapses or a notice period passes, and it is found out afterwards.
02
An owner asks what was spent and when, and the answer is in a thread from last year.
03
They signed as administrator. If something is missed, it is their name on it.
Property types
A building is not five products. Each property is one record with its type set on it, so a mixed portfolio sits in one place, on one ledger, and reports as one.
Ownership shares, budgets, reserve funds, owners’ meetings and resolutions.
Tenancies, renewals, deposits and rent.
Stays from your channels, turnovers, cleaning and owner payouts.
Leases, service charges, indexation and tenants’ obligations.
Assets, inspections, contractors and certificates.
NOTE — One record, one ledger, one set of documents. The type decides what is managed on it.
The platform
Each part writes to the same records, so a signed lease updates the rent roll, and a closed work order updates the owner statement. Nothing is re-keyed.
Terms, renewals, deposits and notice dates held against the unit, with every document attached where it belongs.
Ownership shares, service charge budgets, reserve funds, meetings and resolutions — the committee side handled properly.
Requests raised, assigned, costed and closed, with the history staying attached to the unit rather than to someone's inbox.
Invoicing, receipts, arrears and owner statements, reconciled against the same ledger the reports are drawn from.
Certificates, inspections and statutory documents with their renewal dates, so nothing expires quietly.
Upload a lease, deed or invoice and the key terms are pulled out and placed in the right fields for checking.
A closer look
Open a property and everything about it is there: its type, its people, its paperwork and its money. Each tab reads the same record.
[PROPERTY NAME]
Condominium / HOA[ADDRESS] · Shares · [NUMBER] units · [NUMBER] owners
TYPE
Condominium / HOA
UNITS
[NUMBER]
OWNERSHIP
Shares
CURRENCY
[CURRENCY]
SERVICE CHARGE CYCLE
[PERIOD]
RESERVE FUND
[AMOUNT]
RECENT ACTIVITY
UPCOMING DEADLINES
Owners are copied on budget and meeting dates.
The type is a field on the record, not a separate product.
Every tab reads the same record, so nothing is kept twice.
Deadlines come from the dates and documents already on file.
Who it's for
Most platforms get used at a fraction of their capability because they are built for specialists. This one is built so an administrator can find what they need without training.
Multiple blocks, multiple owners, one view.
Committee papers, budgets and minutes in order.
Statements and documents, without chasing.
Rent, arrears and renewals at a glance.
Assets, inspections and contractors on one schedule.
Requests and notices, by invitation.
Compliance and dates
Every date on a lease, certificate or resolution becomes a reminder. The right people hear in good time, owners are copied where they should be, and nothing expires quietly.
[DATE]
Unit [NUMBER]. The notice window opens, and the tenant and owner are both told.
REMINDER · TENANT + OWNER
[DATE]
Lift certificate. The contractor can be booked straight from the record.
REMINDER · [DAYS] BEFORE
[DATE]
Fire extinguishers. Assigned, with the report filed back on the asset.
ASSIGNED · [CONTRACTOR]
[DATE]
Notice, agenda and papers go out together.
ALL OWNERS COPIED
[DATE]
The vote is recorded as a resolution against the building.
RESOLUTION FILED
Set how far ahead, and who is told.
Budget, meeting and works dates reach owners without a separate email.
Lapsed items stay flagged until someone deals with them.
Owner and resident portals
Owners, tenants and residents reach their portal by invitation from their manager. There is no public sign-up. Each person sees what is theirs, and nothing belonging to anyone else.
What is owed, what was paid, and what it was for.
Leases, minutes, certificates and budgets, in one place.
Report a problem. It lands on the right record.
Works, meetings and building news, from the manager.
No ads. No tracking scripts.
The portal carries no marketing or advertising scripts of any kind. It is there to run the property, and nothing else.
Every market
Each portfolio is set up for where it is: its currency, its tax rules, its language and the ownership structures it uses, whether freehold, share or condominium. Nothing is assumed from one country.
CURRENCY
[CURRENCY]
TAX RULES
[TAX RULES]
LANGUAGE
[LANGUAGE]
OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE
CURRENCY
[CURRENCY]
TAX RULES
[TAX RULES]
LANGUAGE
[LANGUAGE]
OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE
CURRENCY
[CURRENCY]
TAX RULES
[TAX RULES]
LANGUAGE
[LANGUAGE]
OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE
ProneTec — one platform, configured per portfolio.
CURRENCY · TAX · LANGUAGE · OWNERSHIP
Integrations
Keep the booking and listing channels you already use. ProneTec connects to them over open APIs and takes over from the moment a tenancy begins.
Read about the API →ProneTec
Leases · Money · Maintenance · Compliance
Getting started
No big switch-over. Your records come across, each property is set up properly, and the people who need access are invited.
STEP A
Tell us what you manage and how. We will show you where ProneTec fits, and where it does not.
STEP B
Spreadsheets and documents come across. Document reading pulls the key terms from leases, deeds and invoices for you to check.
STEP C
Set the type on each property, then invite owners and residents to their portals.
STEP D
Tenancies, work orders, money and deadlines, on the same records from then on.
Security and data
Data belongs to the portfolio it came from. It is used for the purpose it was given for, and it is never published. We keep the rules plain, and the claims modest.
FIG. 2 — SEPARATION OF PURPOSES
WEBSITE
Public information about ProneTec. No owner or resident records.
PLATFORM
Owners’ and residents’ records, used only to run their property.
ASSISTANT
Answers questions. Kept to its own purpose.
S-01
Owners’ and residents’ data is used to run their property. It is never published.
S-02
Clear rules for how long records are kept, and for deleting them when they are no longer needed.
S-03
Managers, owners, residents and contractors each see what their role needs.
S-04
Changes are recorded: who changed what, and when.
S-05
Hosted in [HOSTING REGION].
S-06
[CERTIFICATION] — status to be confirmed.
Ask before you sign up
The assistant is open to anyone on this site — no account needed. Ask what it handles, how service charges work, or whether it fits the way you already operate.
Can it handle service charge budgets for a block?
Yes — budgets are set per cycle, split by ownership share, and invoiced automatically. Would you like to see that part?
Pricing
Every plan covers all five property types on one record. The plans differ by size, and by how much of the setup we do with you.
For up to [NUMBER] units
[PRICE]per month
For [NUMBER] to [NUMBER] units
[PRICE]per month
For more than [NUMBER] units
[PRICE]per month
NOTE — Prices are indicative and confirmed after a walkthrough.
Questions people ask
Something not covered here? Ask the assistant, or book a walkthrough.
No. Each property is one record with its type set on it. A block of flats, a long let, a holiday studio, a shop and the plant room underneath can all sit in one portfolio.
No. ProneTec does not publish listings or take bookings. It connects to the channels you already use over open APIs, and runs what happens after a stay or tenancy is booked.
Yes, by invitation from their manager. They see their own statements, documents, requests and notices, and nothing belonging to anyone else.
Each portfolio is configured for its market: currency, tax rules, language, and ownership structures such as freehold, share or condominium.
Yes. Spreadsheets and documents come across when you start. Document reading pulls the key terms from leases, deeds and invoices and places them for you to check.
No. Owners’ and residents’ data is used only to run their properties. It is never published.
Guides
Practical guides to the jobs property managers do, whichever software they use. The first three are being written.
What to collect, what to check and what to keep, before and after the lease is signed.
Notice, agenda, quorum, votes and minutes, in the order they happen.
How a budget is built, split by share, approved and reconciled.
Thirty minutes, your blocks, your questions. We'll show you where it fits and where it doesn't.