Interactive walkthrough
Maintenance Requests to Work Orders, Step by Step
Pick a tenant request type and whether it's urgent, run it, then choose what happens next — the same property management pattern built for real clients, run against an example request.
What happens outside the chat window
What's the request?
Urgency
WALKTHROUGH
Why this matters
A maintenance request usually arrives with no structure — no unit confirmed, no urgency rating, no category — and a property manager has to read it, figure out what it's actually about, and manually create a work order. At any real scale, that manual triage step is where things get dropped. AI adoption in property management has reportedly reached around 58%, with automation already handling most routine inquiries at firms that have adopted it — see the full property management pattern for the details.
How this actually runs
Every run above — including each follow-up choice — is a real JSON-RPC tools/call request to tunovix.com/mcp. The work order numbers are generated fresh on the server each time; nothing here contacts a real Buildium or AppFolio account. What's real is the pattern: a maintenance issue goes to a vendor, but a dispute between tenants correctly goes to a person instead.
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