Guides to help you set up and get the most out of every portal.

Understand the four self-service portals in Property Management Hub and how they fit together so your tenants, owners, vendors, and staff each get exactly the access they need.

Step-by-step guide to inviting tenants so they can pay rent, track their balance, submit maintenance requests, and sign lease documents online.

Give property owners a clear window into performance, financials, and payouts — and cut down on status-update calls.

Bring your contractors online so work orders flow automatically and invoices get paid without the paperwork chase.

Invite team members, assign roles, and control which properties each staff member can manage — all from one place.
From your dashboard, open Properties and click Add Property. Enter the name, address, and type, then save. From there you can add units, set rent amounts, and link an owner — the property is immediately available across tenants, maintenance, and accounting.
Open the tenant’s detail page and click Send Portal Invite. They receive a secure, token-verified registration link, and once they sign up they’re automatically linked to their own balance and payment history — you don’t need to connect anything manually.
Yes. Use the bulk import tool on the Properties page to upload a CSV of properties, units, and financial data. The import validates each row so you can fix issues before anything is saved.
Each portal is scoped to a role: tenants pay rent and submit maintenance, owners review financials and statements, vendors receive work orders and submit invoices, and staff manage day-to-day operations. A person only ever sees the records linked to them.
No. The 14-day trial requires no credit card. You only choose a plan and enter payment details when you decide to subscribe.
Open a property’s settings and go to Banking to connect a Stripe account. Once connected, tenants see a Pay Rent button in their portal and can pay by card or bank transfer.
Late-fee rules live on each property under Settings. You can set a grace period, choose a flat or percentage-based fee, and even add tiered fees that kick in after more days overdue. A daily automated check applies them for you.
Yes. When you invite staff, choose Specific Properties and pick the buildings they should manage. They’ll only ever see tenants, requests, and tasks for those properties.