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READYTRAK FEATURES

Everything needed to move the work forward.

Keep apartment turns, inspections, recurring maintenance, connected work orders, photographs, materials, and accountable history together—without making field work harder.

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Find the workTurns, inspections, and assigned maintenance.
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Document it in the fieldAnswer checks, add notes and photos.
3
Follow throughTurn inspection findings into linked repair tickets.
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Keep the historyWork, evidence, and materials stay connected.

MAKE-READY TURNS

See the next unit. Know what is left.

Find turns by unit, scan move-in dates and blockers, then open a dedicated workspace for the six stages: Inspect, Paint, Clean, Carpet, Punch, and Final.

  • Compact, searchable turn list
  • Due dates, priorities, stage progress, and blocker indicators
  • Individual pages for each turn and stage
Explore make-ready management
Turn BoardSample layout
⌕ Find a unitAll statuses ▾
Unit 2055In progress
Move-in · Friday4 of 6 stages resolved
Unit 344Blocked
Waiting for materials2 of 6 stages resolved
Illustrative interface—not live property data

PROPERTY INVENTORY

Know what you have—and where it went.

Browse a searchable catalog, review each property's on-hand stock, and record receipts or usage without hunting through a giant dropdown.

  • Searchable stock list with sorting and low-stock filters
  • Receive, Use, or Correct Count with a recorded history
  • Record several materials together and link usage to a turn or maintenance ticket
Explore property inventory
Stock on HandProperty example
⌕ Find an item or SKULow stock ▾
ItemOn handMinimum
Duplex outletsELEC-00148 ea20
HVAC filtersHVAC-0204 ea12
Smoke detectorsSAFE-0110 ea6
Sample item names and quantities—not customer stock

TEAM COORDINATION

Everyone sees the work they can help move.

Technicians can see their assigned stages and claim available work. The team overview helps authorized staff identify unassigned stages, overdue deadlines, and blockers across the properties they can access.

  • My assigned stages and team turn overview
  • Stage assignment to a property team member or existing vendor
  • Property-scoped access and clear blocker explanations
Team turn overviewSample queue
Unit 344 · PaintUnassigned · due tomorrow
Assign to me
Unit 2055 · PunchAssigned · waiting for part
Blocked
Unit 101 · FinalAssigned to me
In progress
Illustrative workflow, not an employee performance ranking

PUNCH CHECKLISTS & PHOTOS

Document the details without losing your place.

Create or adapt Punch checklist templates, including property-specific versions. Complete checklist items on a turn with responses, notes, sign-off, and recorded revisions.

  • Checklist versions preserved with the turn that used them
  • Photographs on turns, stages, checklist items, and maintenance tickets
  • Private photo delivery, optimized uploads, and an enlarged viewing experience
See how Punch works in turns
Unit 2055 · PunchSample checklist
Check sink and faucetCompleted · note recorded
Done
Inspect cabinet hingesPhoto evidence attached
Needs work
Confirm smoke alarmNot yet completed
Open
Illustrative checklist entries—not customer evidence

FIELD INSPECTIONS

Inspect once. Carry the findings into repairs.

Build company or property inspection templates for apartments and shared spaces. Assign an inspector, record Yes / No / N/A answers, comments and photos, then review requested work before completing the inspection.

  • Reusable templates, assigned inspections, and saved progress
  • Original question wording and responses preserved with each inspection
  • Grouped maintenance tickets created from flagged findings at completion, linked back to the inspection
Unit 204 · InspectionSample workflow
Check plumbing under sinkNo · Leak noted · photo attached
Needs work
Test smoke alarmsYes · Condition recorded
Checked
Review findings 1 work order requested
Plumbing · Repair ticketCreated from the inspection and linked to the finding
Linked
Example only; no work orders are created on this public page

MAINTENANCE TICKETS

Track repairs beyond the make-ready board.

Record property maintenance requests, assignments, updates, and photographs alongside turn workflows. Inspections can create grouped maintenance tickets with linked findings and evidence; recurring maintenance schedules can also generate assigned tickets when due.

  • Property-scoped maintenance records and access
  • Ticket conversations, photo galleries, and inspection finding links
  • Supported status and assignment revision history
Property maintenanceSample tickets
Unit 2055 · Leaking faucetAssigned · replacement part requested
Open
Building B · Hallway lightRepair documented · photo attached
Resolved
Illustrative tasks—not live maintenance tickets

RECURRING INSPECTIONS & MAINTENANCE

Plan routine work before it gets overlooked.

Set recurring schedules for inspections or preventive maintenance—such as apartment checks, HVAC servicing, or common-area upkeep. Scheduled work opens in ReadyTrak's regular inspection or ticket workflow.

  • Repeat every set number of days, weeks, or months
  • Assign a property, location, and eligible team member
  • Pause schedules, track occurrences, and avoid duplicate or runaway backlogs

Automatic creation requires the site's scheduled worker to be configured. Current schedule dates use UTC rather than property-local time.

Recurring workExample schedule list
HVAC filter serviceEvery 3 months · Unit 204
Active
Common-area inspectionMonthly · Building A
Active
Annual apartment inspectionEvery 12 months · Assigned inspector
Scheduled
Illustrative schedules—not active customer tasks

APARTMENT DIRECTORY

Set up your apartment list once.

Add individual units, paste apartment numbers in bulk, or generate a numeric range. Use those same registered apartments when creating turns, inspections, and recurring work.

  • Searchable property-specific directory and inline addition during inspection assignment
  • Retire an apartment from new assignments without erasing work history
  • Registered apartment records remain distinct from declared managed-unit totals used for billing
Apartment DirectorySample property
⌕ Find an apartmentAdd apartments
001Available for new work
Active
A-102Available for new work
Active
103History retained
Retired
Sample identifiers—not customer apartments

WORK RECORDS

Keep the context with the task.

Stage comments retain authors and timestamps rather than repeatedly replacing someone's notes. Inspection responses, work-order links, and scheduled-work activity preserve the context of how maintenance was identified and assigned. Inventory movements identify the recorded action and related work.

Whole-turn edits, stage changes, inventory catalog details, and supported ticket fields have revision history with guarded restoration. Stock movements remain an activity ledger, not something restored by overwriting quantities.

Authorized managers can download a password-confirmed, company-wide archive of supported records and photographs, with an offline index and checksums. Property-work exports and bounded background preparation are available where a worker is configured; date-filtered exports, broader historical coverage, and direct imports remain future work. Management can also define non-destructive retention review windows and preservation holds, record archive-check acknowledgments, review older completed work through a Records Custodian (including a sole-manager path), and examine or reconstruct supported export data offline. These controls do not purge records or restore a live ReadyTrak installation.

Read our nine principles
Unit 2055 · ActivityExample
Paint stage marked completeUpdate recorded with author and time
Materials used for this turnLinked to the inventory movement history
Notes updatedWhole-turn revision retained
Illustrative activity entries—not a customer record

MADE FOR THE FIELD

Useful on your phone. Comfortable at your desk.

ReadyTrak runs in a modern browser, with light, dark, and system appearance options. Property access and staff permissions apply whichever screen you use.

See whether ReadyTrak fits your workflow.

Start with a property and a few units. Explore at your own pace.