Voicemail
The message sits until Monday. The resident calls twice more before then, and the third one is angry.
June is a voice agent that knows the resident, handles the routine, and brings in a person only when it should. First ring, every call, day or night. You keep your management software.
A resident calls after hours. Nobody answers. Your management software runs the back office and was never built to pick up the phone. Every call that does get picked up is a manager's afternoon, answering the same handful of questions. June answers them on the first ring.
Works with CINC, Vantaca, FRONTSTEPS, TOPS, AppFolio, Buildium, or a spreadsheet. We take a scheduled export. We do not need access to your system.
Two of them you are paying for already.
The message sits until Monday. The resident calls twice more before then, and the third one is angry.
A person picks up who has never heard of your community. They take a name and a number, read from a script, and hand you a message you still have to act on.
She knows the caller and the community before she speaks. She answers the routine outright, and a flood at 2am reaches a manager while the resident is still on the line.
Every resident call, day or night. She picks up immediately, she already knows who it is, and she knows the difference between a gate code and a flood.
Property, account, and call history, matched against your own records before she says a word. Then a second factor, because a phone number is not a person. No "let me transfer you" loop. If she cannot tell, she takes a message.
Gate codes, amenity hours, where to pay, whether the form arrived. Answered on the call, from the community's own facts, inside rules you set once. The email that would have landed at 9am never gets written.
A flooding unit is not a FAQ. Emergencies are flagged and routed the way you decide, with full context attached. Everything else is tagged and waiting in the 8am report with a link to the call. A person still reviews what June handles today, on purpose.
She verifies who she is talking to before discussing anything account-specific. On collections she will not disclose a balance or a status over the phone, ever, no exceptions.
That rule is enforced in the system itself, not left to judgement on the call.
The office opens to what needs a person, with the numbers one layer back. This is a glimpse with dummy data. The real thing is a screen share where you call the line and watch the row appear.
The resident line. She answers every call, day or night.
What the office reads at 8am. Last night, in one email, in the order it matters.
Turning what residents keep asking into answers June gives. Not built yet.
As of September 3, 2026, from a real community management company's live pilot. A person still reviews what June handles today. That is a deliberate choice while the system earns trust, not a limitation we are hiding.
Tiered by coverage, because coverage is what drives your savings and our cost. No feature gates. A guardrail or a report is never something you pay extra for.
Nights and weekends. The calls that were going to voicemail.
Book a callAfter hours plus overflow during the day, when nobody can pick up.
Book a callJune answers first, every hour of every day. Your team takes what she hands off.
Book a callAdditional doors from $0.20. Door count is a number you already know, so the invoice never surprises you. Portfolios past 2,500 doors are priced against the count, and we show the arithmetic before you sign anything.
Keep your management software. No migration, no new portal for residents. Forwarding is one call to your carrier, and so is undoing it. Call the line on a demo and ask June your balance.