Put the city on notice.
The moment the city opens a violation on one of your buildings, you know. The moment a tenant files a complaint, you know that too, often before an inspector is even assigned. Nothing reaches your mailbox that you have not already seen.
The respondent reserves the right to find out first.
What we watch
Complaints come first.
Most violations start life as a complaint. A complaint exists long before an inspector is assigned, and that is the moment it lands on your watch. Handle the problem while it is still a phone call, not a fine.
A complaint is born. Most owners never hear about it.
It reaches you while it is still fresh. No inspector has been assigned yet.
Days or weeks later. Time enough to have fixed the problem.
Handled early, this step often never happens. The mail finds out last.
Three steps. No paperwork.
No password. We send a one-time link; the first one opens your account.
Type the address. We resolve the official tax lot (BBL) and building (BIN), then assemble the building's complete history, back to the 1990s.
One email, only on days something changed. Silence means clear.
One email. Only when it matters.
This is the whole product: the email you get the moment something new lands on one of your buildings.