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Does this scale for a third-party management company running separate portfolios for different owners?

Avi NashVP of Growth

For Property Management Companies

Yes, and Enterprise, starting at $990/month with custom call volume, is generally the right tier for this use case specifically because of the reporting and configuration needs it involves. A third-party management company typically needs each owner's properties handled with that owner's specific policies, pet policy, screening criteria, maintenance vendor preferences, and often wants to report back to each owner individually on call volume, response times, and lead conversion for their properties specifically, separate from the company's overall numbers. Voksha's per-property configuration supports this by letting different owner portfolios run under different rule sets within a single account, so a call about Owner A's building follows Owner A's policies and a call about Owner B's building follows Owner B's, without cross-contamination. Enterprise's reporting tier lets you pull performance data segmented by property or by owner group, which matters when owners expect transparency into how their specific assets are being handled, a common ask in third-party management contracts, especially institutional owners or those with multiple management companies managing different parts of their portfolio who want to compare performance. This also matters for onboarding and offboarding individual properties: when your company picks up a new owner's portfolio or loses a management contract, you add or remove that specific property's configuration without touching anything else, rather than having to reconfigure your entire phone and call-handling setup. For third-party managers actively pitching new owner contracts, being able to show a documented, consistent call handling and response time track record per property is also a genuine differentiator in new business conversations with prospective owner clients.

Yes, and Enterprise, starting at $990/month with custom call volume, is generally the right tier for this use case specifically because of the reporting and configuration needs it involves. A third-party management company typically needs each owner's properties handled with that owner's specific policies, pet policy, screening criteria, maintenance vendor preferences, and often wants to report back to each owner individually on call volume, response times, and lead conversion for their properties specifically, separate from the company's overall numbers. Voksha's per-property configuration supports this by letting different owner portfolios run under different rule sets within a single account, so a call about Owner A's building follows Owner A's policies and a call about Owner B's building follows Owner B's, without cross-contamination. Enterprise's reporting tier lets you pull performance data segmented by property or by owner group, which matters when owners expect transparency into how their specific assets are being handled, a common ask in third-party management contracts, especially institutional owners or those with multiple management companies managing different parts of their portfolio who want to compare performance. This also matters for onboarding and offboarding individual properties: when your company picks up a new owner's portfolio or loses a management contract, you add or remove that specific property's configuration without touching anything else, rather than having to reconfigure your entire phone and call-handling setup. For third-party managers actively pitching new owner contracts, being able to show a documented, consistent call handling and response time track record per property is also a genuine differentiator in new business conversations with prospective owner clients.

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