A tenancy, not a booking.
Units, agreements, a first payment and a deposit at move in, then rent that posts on the first without anyone invoicing twelve tenants by hand.
Tap a vacant spot to move a tenant in.
sitting to move a tenant in and take payment
paper agreements to file
steps on the ladder before a lien
campground required to run the yard
The two halves of a storage business.
Getting them in quickly, and dealing properly with the ones who stop paying.
Signed and paid before they park.
Pick the unit from what actually exists, capture who they are and what they are storing, take the agreement on their phone, and collect the prorated first month, the admin fee and the deposit.
No account for the tenant to create. They sign and pay from a link, and the agreement and payment history sit on their record afterwards.
See a move inBook a stay the way a traveler would at 11 pm.
The ladder, on your schedule rather than your mood.
Late fees apply when you said they would, reminders go out without you writing them, a delinquent unit is flagged and can be overlocked, and abandonment follows a documented lien path.
Build the escalation yourself in Workflows and put an approval in front of anything that costs a tenant money.
See workflowsRun history
Nothing has run yet. A test run walks every step for real and sends nothing.
Press test run and watch it walk the steps.
November to March, and the four times anybody touches it.
A storage tenancy is mostly quiet, which is exactly how it goes wrong.
Unit, contents, agreement and first payment, in one sitting.
Every tenancy billed without anyone building an invoice.
Set in the autumn with an effective date, so it does not depend on memory.
Late fee applied on your schedule, reminders sent without you writing them.
A status on the tenancy with its history attached, not a note on a post.
Either way it stays one record rather than becoming a new one.
Twenty things the yard needs, campground or not.
Autopay is the one piece still to come, and it is on the list rather than in the copy.
20 things listed right there. Ask about any of them and we will show you it working on your own park, not on a slide.
Units, agreements, a first payment and a deposit at move in, then rent that posts on the first without anyone invoicing twelve tenants by hand.
Late fees, a reminder ladder, overlock and a lien path, on the schedule you set rather than on the day someone remembers.
Offer a spot to a seasonal guest before they leave, or run a storage yard with no campground behind it at all.
What you get.
Move in without a filing cabinet
Pick the unit, capture what they are storing, sign on their phone and take the prorated first month before they park.
See how it worksRent that posts itself
Monthly billing with scheduled rate changes and an optional protection plan, so a rate rise you set in spring happens in autumn.
See how it worksWhen somebody stops paying
Fees and reminders escalate on your ladder, then overlock, then the lien path, with every step on the record.
See how it worksCatching the departing guest
A seasonal guest six weeks from leaving gets offered a spot. Anyone who owes you money never sees the offer.
See how it worksQuestions operators ask.
Do tenants need an account?
No. They sign and pay from a link, and their agreement and payment history sit on their record.
Can we run different rates by unit size?
Yes, by unit type, with scheduled increases and per tenant overrides where you have promised one.
Is autopay available?
Not yet. Rent posts automatically and reminders go out automatically, but the payment is taken rather than pulled. It is on the list.