Why, what, then how.
Why vendor work breaks down, what you get with VendorOps.ai, then one turn from request to paid.
Vendor work runs on texts and trust.
Requests, changes and approvals scatter across texts, email and calls.
Managers walk units themselves, and go-backs go untracked.
Invoices don’t match the work, so they get disputed and vendors wait.
At $1,800 a month in rent, every vacant day costs about $59 a unit.
Photo proof up front. The back office handled.
Crews are shown exactly what to shoot, so every job has before and after photos.
Every finished turn walked live, misses fixed on camera. VideoVerify.ai, coming soon.
Job tracking and check-in times for turns and daily work.
Scopes built from the unit and its photos, ready for approval.
Photos, scope and times become the invoice, with nothing to retype.
Scheduling, assignment and billing in one working vendor ERP.
One turn, request to paid.
Unit 214, from move-out to paid. Purple cards are Shyne at work.
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Request
Property teamMaintenance sends the job by text, email or link, with units already loaded from the rent roll.
ShyneMon 8:12aLARKSPUR MAINTENANCEUnit 214 moved out. Full turn, move-in Friday.I built the scope from the resident's move-out inspection and the last three turns of this floor plan: paint, deep clean, and LVP in bedroom 2. Expected cost about $3,180.
Approve scopeEdit - 02
Assign and schedule
Shyne and your vendorThe job goes to the right vendor, plus another trade for flooring or appliances when the scope needs one.
ShyneMon 9:40aCrew B finishes on plan 94% of the time here but has three turns booked Tuesday. I suggest Tuesday to Thursday with a crew of three, and Summit Flooring, our partner, for the LVP on Wednesday.
Send to Crew BPick another crew - 03
Work and proof
Vendor crewCrews text before and after photos as they go.
ShyneWed 2:05pSummit didn't check in at 9:00, so I texted them. Their truck broke down; the LVP is moved to 1:00 and Friday's move-in is still on track.
The crew found a broken closet door. It's outside the scope, so I drafted a $145 change order for your approval.
Approve $145Decline - 04
VideoVerify.ai coming soon
Shyne and a live repWhen the crew marks the job done, Shyne starts a live video call between the crew and a live rep.
ShyneThu 4:31p● LIVE · CREW + REP MARIA · 6:12The crew marked Unit 214 done, so I connected their crew lead with Maria for a live walk-through. I checked off each scope item as she confirmed it.
- Living room · paintPassed
- Kitchen · cleanPassed
- Bedroom 2 · transition strip missingFix needed
The crew fixed it before leaving and showed Maria on camera at 5:10p. All 18 scope items pass. Recording saved to the job.
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Invoice
Built automaticallyThe invoice builds itself from the finished work: scope, photos and approved changes.
ShyneFri 7:55aInvoice ready: $3,184.50, including the approved change order. Every line links to its photos. Sent to Larkspur for approval.
Approve invoice - 06
Payment
Property team and vendorBoth sides see the same status until the money moves.
ShyneFri 8:02aLarkspur pays in 27 days on Net 30, on average. Expect payment around November 21. I queued Summit's partner payout for the same day.
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What it learned
EveryoneEvery job makes the next one smarter.
ShyneMonthlyLarkspur turns average 3.4 days, down from 4.1. Flooring runs half a day over plan. Tuesdays hit capacity by 2 p.m., so we add a crew on Tuesdays.
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Everyone knows their part.
- Sends the request: text, email or rent roll
- Approves scope and changes
- Signs off with photo proof
- The cleaners, painters and trades you already use
- Accept, check in and finish the job
- Fix on camera during the walk-through
- Pocket Aces Services runs on VendorOps.ai
- Turns, common areas and porter
- Backup when your vendor can't make it
- Logs every request, photo and time stamp
- Drafts scope, schedules and invoices
- Flags slips and reschedules misses
Send us your rent roll and we will show you VendorOps.ai with your own units.