The infrastructure layer multifamily operations is missing.
Servfixy is a SaaS and managed workflow platform built for the multifamily residential market -- collections, maintenance, and resident success in one connected system. All three modules are built. Pre-seed, piloting on a live five-property portfolio, targeting a $750K raise at a $4.5M pre-money valuation.
The US multifamily market spends over $50 billion annually on maintenance. Yet no standard exists for how that work is documented, verified, or closed out. Work orders open and close with no photo evidence, no QA review, and no resident confirmation.
Existing property management platforms like Yardi and RealPage track work orders. They do not enforce quality. Servfixy is the enforcement and intelligence layer that sits on top of any existing stack.
Collections is an equally fragmented problem. Every multifamily operator manages delinquency in spreadsheets and email threads. A coordinated, AI risk-scored platform is a category that does not yet exist at scale. Resident service is the third gap: work order status calls, neighbor complaints, and community issues land on whoever picks up the phone in the leasing office. Servfixy Resident Success gives every resident a dedicated team as the front door. Servfixy connects all three, with Turns running inside Maintenance.
The market has work order tracking and collections spreadsheets. It has never had enforcement, risk scoring, turn analytics, and a dedicated resident team on one connected platform. Servfixy is built on a proprietary methodology that existing platforms cannot replicate without rebuilding from scratch.
Resident Success owns the conversation.
Maintenance owns the work.
Collections owns the balance.
Four operational frameworks embedded in the platform: the 5-Touch Communication Protocol, 3-Gate Turn Protocol, 14-Point QA Closeout Checklist, and S1-S4 Technician Certification Ladder. These are trademark and patent candidates -- structural moats no PMS can replicate on price.
Servfixy layers on top of whatever property management software a client already uses. No rip-and-replace. No migration cost. PMS integrations built for Yardi, AppFolio, ResMan, Entrata, and RealPage.
Collections, Maintenance (with Turns), and Resident Success under one backend with shared data. Each module can be adopted on its own, and Resident Success works with Servfixy Maintenance or an owner's own technicians. Operators who need all three have one vendor, one contract, and one intelligence layer. The connected data is the moat -- no point solution can replicate it.
The cost of AI-powered triage and workflow automation has dropped to the point where a 150-unit property can afford it. That window did not exist three years ago.
As habitability standards tighten and legal costs rise, undocumented maintenance is becoming a material liability for owners and lenders. Documentation is no longer optional.
Every multifamily operator manages delinquency in spreadsheets and email threads. A coordinated, risk-scored platform is a category that does not yet exist at this price point.
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