Good morning, Laura
- Communities128
- Owners3.842
- Open incidents47
- Pending suppliers12
- Upcoming meetings8
- Unanswered conversations23
Technology for property managers · communities · building management
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.
Good morning, Laura
María · Velázquez 42
“Leak in the garage.” · Plumbing · High → incident created
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
The problem is when that information is scattered across WhatsApp, email, calls, Excel and different programmes.
It also means handling hundreds of small situations every day.
Neighbours writing incidents, questions, photos and urgent messages.
Quotes, suppliers, chairpersons, owners and documents.
Plumbing, lifts, electricity, access, cleaning, insurance, works.
Request quotes, compare, hire, follow up and validate work.
Minutes, contracts, invoices, insurance, certificates, quotes.
Each with different people, rules, suppliers and problems.
We don’t want to replace it. We want to connect, complement and automate what is still done by hand.
Digitup
01 / Custom software
Only what you need. It can be a layer on top of your current software or a full application.
Community OS
Contacts, roles, communications and portal access.
Contracts, quotes and work in progress.
Minutes, invoices, certificates and insurance.
WhatsApp and email linked to each incident.
02 / WhatsApp
AI can gather information. The manager stays in control and can join at any time.
AI and management work together. The professional decides.
03 / Communications
Let the system understand a message before someone has to classify it.
Garage leak · Plumbing · High · Laura
Lift quote · Elevadores XYZ · #418
Work completed · invoice pending review
04 / Incidents
WhatsApp, email or portal
Type, community, priority
Internal owner
Request and follow-up
Updates and photos
Chairperson / board
Notify affected parties
WhatsApp · Community detected.
Missing data collected.
Fontanería García notified.
Automatically linked to the incident.
Affected owners updated.
“What’s happening with the garage leak at Velázquez 42?”
05 / Suppliers
An incident can automatically start the quoting process. Compare without jumping between PDFs and chats.
Elevadores XYZ
Lifts Norte
TecnoLift
The professional recommendation still comes from the manager. The system structures and compares.
Context for decisions — not automatic scores.
Useful history by community and category.
A reference before requesting new quotes.
Notice alerts before a forgotten PDF expires.
06 / Documents
“minutes Velázquez 2025”
07 / Meetings
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.
Incidents, quotes and renewals.
Assisted draft for review.
Structured first draft.
Decisions turned into assigned work.
08 / Portal
Inform everyone, or only those actually affected. An assistant can resolve simple queries without blocking the team — with human takeover always available.
09 / Automations
11 / Control
Laura — 22 · Marta — 31 · Carlos — 18
Supplier 17 · Owner 5 · Chairperson 8 · Board 3
12 / Digital presence
Win communities, explain services, answer questions and prepare leads — not just “we’ve been managers since 1998”.
Comunidad Castellana 82
Assign sales
14 / Integrations
Integrate, sync, complement or migrate progressively on top of the software you already use.
Community OS
Internal system adapted to your firm.
Full incident management.
Conversations connected to communities.
Email and messages classified automatically.
Suppliers, quotes and jobs.
Private space for owners.
Information specific to each community.
Organised, searchable documentation.
Meeting prep and minutes.
Questions about communities and documents.
Structured incident intake.
Internal and owner notices.
Overview of the firm.
Contracts, inspections and maintenance.
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
Communities, owners, suppliers, software and team.
How an incident comes in and what happens next.
Scattered messages, manual follow-up, repetitive tasks.
What can create the most impact.
Tools, integrations, automations and AI.
Access by role.
Important operations with approval.
Change log when needed.
Each user sees only what’s relevant.
Hosting, APIs, backups, monitoring.
Updates, prompts and costs.
New features and integrations.
The system identifies the community and creates the incident.
Required data collected.
Manager already alerted.
It’s linked to the incident.
The system already knows the status.
Human takeover when it adds value.
Immediate answer for leadership.
Affected owners updated.
It needs to turn messages into processes.
Then we decide what’s worth doing: connect, automate, improve or build.
How they come in and who responds.
Where the thread gets lost.
Quotes, follow-up and validation.
How they’re prepared and where they’re stored.
What the system should remember.
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.
A process, a tool or an idea. That’s enough to get started.
Or write to us at hola@digitup.es