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Automation and custom software for property managers

Fewer lost incidents. Fewer scattered messages. More control over every community.

We design websites, internal tools, automations and AI systems adapted to how your management firm actually works.

  • Communities
  • Owners
  • Incidents
  • Suppliers
  • Meetings
  • Documentation
  • Without forcing you to replace all your software.
  • We build the pieces you’re missing and connect the ones you already use.
Community OSToday

Good morning, Laura

  • Communities128
  • Owners3.842
  • Open incidents47
  • Pending suppliers12
  • Upcoming meetings8
  • Unanswered conversations23

WhatsApp

María · Velázquez 42

“Leak in the garage.” · Plumbing · High → incident created

Email

RE: Lift quote

Serrano 18 · Elevadores XYZ → incident #418

Supplier

Fontanería García

“Work completed.” · invoice.pdf · pending review

Alert

6 incidents without updates

Open for more than 7 days

Everything in a community’s operation generates information.

The problem is when that information is scattered across WhatsApp, email, calls, Excel and different programmes.

Managing buildings isn’t just about keeping the books.

It also means handling hundreds of small situations every day.

  • WhatsApp

    Neighbours writing incidents, questions, photos and urgent messages.

  • Email

    Quotes, suppliers, chairpersons, owners and documents.

  • Incidents

    Plumbing, lifts, electricity, access, cleaning, insurance, works.

  • Suppliers

    Request quotes, compare, hire, follow up and validate work.

  • Documentation

    Minutes, contracts, invoices, insurance, certificates, quotes.

  • Communities

    Each with different people, rules, suppliers and problems.

The problem isn’t receiving incidents. It’s constantly having to remember what’s happening with each one.

You probably already use software for accounting and management.

We don’t want to replace it. We want to connect, complement and automate what is still done by hand.

  • Current software
  • Email
  • WhatsApp
  • Excel
  • Drive
  • Accounting

Digitup

  • Incidents
  • Suppliers
  • Portal
  • Meetings
  • IA

01 / Custom software

A system built around how you manage

Only what you need. It can be a layer on top of your current software or a full application.

Community OS

  • Communities
  • Owners
  • Incidents
  • Suppliers
  • Quotes
  • Meetings
  • Documents
  • Communications
  • Tasks
  • IA

All community information in a single view

Community 360°Velázquez 42
Homes
48
Chairperson
Carlos Ríos
Assignee
Laura
Open incidents
3
Next meeting
18 sep
  • Plumbing · Lift · Cleaning
  • Insurance · Accounting · Portal active

Owners

Contacts, roles, communications and portal access.

Suppliers

Contracts, quotes and work in progress.

Documents

Minutes, invoices, certificates and insurance.

Conversations

WhatsApp and email linked to each incident.

02 / WhatsApp

If owners already use WhatsApp, the message can become a managed case directly.

AI can gather information. The manager stays in control and can join at any time.

  • Identify community and owner
  • Classify type and priority
  • Request photos and missing data
  • Create incident and notify the team
María · Velázquez 42 “We have a leak in the garage.”
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System
  • Community detected
  • Type: Plumbing
  • Priority: High
  • Incident created
Laura joined the conversation

AI and management work together. The professional decides.

03 / Communications

One place to know what needs a reply

Let the system understand a message before someone has to classify it.

  • All
  • WhatsApp
  • Email
  • Urgent
  • Suppliers
  • Unassigned

Velázquez 42 WhatsApp

Garage leak · Plumbing · High · Laura

Serrano 18 Email

Lift quote · Elevadores XYZ · #418

Goya 14 Proveedor

Work completed · invoice pending review

04 / Incidents

From “someone said there’s a problem” to controlled management

  1. Received

    WhatsApp, email or portal

  2. Classified

    Type, community, priority

  3. Assigned

    Internal owner

  4. Proveedor

    Request and follow-up

  5. In progress

    Updates and photos

  6. Pending approval

    Chairperson / board

  7. Resolved

    Notify affected parties

  1. Owner reports a leak

    WhatsApp · Community detected.

  2. System requests photos

    Missing data collected.

  3. Supplier receives the request

    Fontanería García notified.

  4. Quote by email

    Automatically linked to the incident.

  5. Incident resolved

    Affected owners updated.

Ask the system

“What’s happening with the garage leak at Velázquez 42?”

  • Current status · Last update
  • Supplier · Documentation
  • Next action · Owner

05 / Suppliers

Manage suppliers without chasing information

An incident can automatically start the quoting process. Compare without jumping between PDFs and chats.

Supplier A

Elevadores XYZ

Amount
Timeline
Warranty

Supplier B

Lifts Norte

Amount
Timeline
Warranty

Supplier C

TecnoLift

Amount
Timeline
Warranty

The professional recommendation still comes from the manager. The system structures and compares.

Average response time

Context for decisions — not automatic scores.

Jobs and reopened incidents

Useful history by community and category.

Average quote

A reference before requesting new quotes.

Contracts and renewals

Notice alerts before a forgotten PDF expires.

06 / Documents

Minutes, quotes, invoices and contracts that stop being isolated PDFs

Document hubSearch

“minutes Velázquez 2025”

  • Ordinary minutes 2025
  • Lift quote #418
  • Cleaning contract · renewal Nov

Ask your documentation

  • “What do we do when there’s a leak?”
  • “What’s the procedure for requesting quotes?”
  • “Which supplier do we use for lifts in this area?”
  • “What documents do we ask a new community for?”

07 / Meetings

Preparing a meeting can start long before opening Word

The system can gather open incidents, pending quotes, contracts to renew and agenda items. Then from scattered notes to a first draft of minutes — and decisions into tasks.

  1. Context

    Incidents, quotes and renewals.

  2. Agenda

    Assisted draft for review.

  3. Minutes

    Structured first draft.

  4. Tasks

    Decisions turned into assigned work.

08 / Portal

Fewer repetitive questions. More information available when the owner needs it.

Owner portalVelázquez 42
Incidents
Visible status
Documents
Minutes · Receipts
Notices
Community / affected
New incident
Guided intake

Communicate an incident without answering the same question 30 times

Inform everyone, or only those actually affected. An assistant can resolve simple queries without blocking the team — with human takeover always available.

  • Incident intake
  • Status of my case
  • Documents
  • Talk to management

09 / Automations

Small tasks that no longer have to depend on memory

A WhatsApp arrives

  1. identifies community
  2. classifies
  3. creates incident
  4. notifies owner

A quote arrives

  1. links incident
  2. extracts data
  3. saves document
  4. notifies

No update

  1. detects blocker
  2. internal reminder
  3. WhatsApp supplier

Incident resolved

  1. updates status
  2. notifies affected
  3. archives documents

Meeting closed

  1. creates tasks
  2. assigns owners
  3. schedules follow-ups

Contract renewal

  1. advance notice
  2. internal task
  3. notifies leadership

11 / Control

Know what’s happening across all communities

Operations

Communities
128
Open incidents
47
Urgent
6
Waiting on supplier
18
Waiting on approval
9
No update >7 days
12

Team load

Laura — 22 · Marta — 31 · Carlos — 18

Blockers

Supplier 17 · Owner 5 · Chairperson 8 · Board 3

12 / Digital presence

A website that can also work for your management firm

Win communities, explain services, answer questions and prepare leads — not just “we’ve been managers since 1998”.

Request a proposal
  • Homes · Premises · Garages · Lifts
  • Current services · Location
  • Main issues · Meeting date
  • Current manager
  • Reason for change
  • Documents available
  • Service of interest
  • Community size
  • Planned date
  • Priority topics
OpportunityHigh

Comunidad Castellana 82

Homes
64
Premises
2
Lifts
3
Planned change
October
Issue
lack of follow-up

Assign sales

Typographic composition of a modern property management website
  • SEO técnico
  • Sitemap
  • Structured Data
  • Canonical
  • Core Web Vitals
  • IndexNow
  • llms.txt
  • Structured content

14 / Integrations

We don’t want to create another island

Integrate, sync, complement or migrate progressively on top of the software you already use.

Community OS

  • Management software
  • ERP / Accounting
  • Email
  • Microsoft 365
  • Google Workspace
  • WhatsApp
  • Telegram
  • Drive
  • E-signature
  • APIs

Some possibilities

  • Community OS

    Internal system adapted to your firm.

  • Incident Hub

    Full incident management.

  • WhatsApp Assistant

    Conversations connected to communities.

  • AI Inbox

    Email and messages classified automatically.

  • Provider Manager

    Suppliers, quotes and jobs.

  • Owner Portal

    Private space for owners.

  • Community Portal

    Information specific to each community.

  • Document Hub

    Organised, searchable documentation.

  • Meeting Copilot

    Meeting prep and minutes.

  • Community Copilot

    Questions about communities and documents.

  • Smart Intake

    Structured incident intake.

  • Notification Center

    Internal and owner notices.

  • Operations Dashboard

    Overview of the firm.

  • Maintenance Tracker

    Contracts, inspections and maintenance.

If an existing tool already solves something well, we don’t need to rebuild it.

Digitup makes sense when the process is specific, tools don’t talk to each other, there’s lots of manual work, or owners get little visibility.

15 / Process

First we want to see how your firm works

  1. We understand

    Communities, owners, suppliers, software and team.

  2. We observe

    How an incident comes in and what happens next.

  3. We find friction

    Scattered messages, manual follow-up, repetitive tasks.

  4. We prioritise

    What can create the most impact.

  5. We design, build and evolve

    Tools, integrations, automations and AI.

You don’t have to build everything from day one

  • WhatsApp + incidents
  • Suppliers
  • Owner portal
  • Documents
  • AI copilot
  • Dashboard

Automating doesn’t mean losing control

  • Users and permissions

    Access by role.

  • Human review

    Important operations with approval.

  • History

    Change log when needed.

  • Privacy

    Each user sees only what’s relevant.

We can remain your technology team

  • Infrastructure

    Hosting, APIs, backups, monitoring.

  • Security and AI

    Updates, prompts and costs.

  • Evolution

    New features and integrations.

Imagine that tomorrow…

  1. “There’s a leak in the garage.”

    The system identifies the community and creates the incident.

  2. Requests photos

    Required data collected.

  3. The supplier receives the request

    Manager already alerted.

  4. A quote arrives by email

    It’s linked to the incident.

  5. “What’s happening with the leak?”

    The system already knows the status.

  6. Laura replies in person

    Human takeover when it adds value.

  7. “Which incidents have been open more than a week?”

    Immediate answer for leadership.

  8. Incident resolved

    Affected owners updated.

None of these actions is complex. The problem is having to repeat them manually hundreds of times.

A management firm doesn’t need more messages.

It needs to turn messages into processes.

You don’t need to know what technology you need

Then we decide what’s worth doing: connect, automate, improve or build.

  • Incidents

    How they come in and who responds.

  • WhatsApp and email

    Where the thread gets lost.

  • Suppliers

    Quotes, follow-up and validation.

  • Meetings and documents

    How they’re prepared and where they’re stored.

  • Team memory

    What the system should remember.

How much time does your team spend chasing information?

We don’t want to sell you another property management product. We want to understand how you work and find which processes can be faster, clearer and more automatic.

Let’s talk

A process, a tool or an idea. That’s enough to get started.

Or write to us at hola@digitup.es

We turn messages into processes — so your team can manage, not chase information.

Digitup Studio Madrid · Valencia · Remote hola@digitup.es