A maintenance text comes in. It becomes a work order, a vendor call, an owner update, and a line in your books — all re-typed by hand, across tools that don’t talk. Boon routes it and connects it, so your team manages properties instead of chasing paperwork.
None of it fixes a leak. All of it stands between the request and the repair.
A prompt you can use today, for free. Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, drop in a tenant’s maintenance message, and get a clear work order and a vendor dispatch note in seconds.
You are a property manager turning a tenant's maintenance message into a clean work order. I'll paste the message. Tenant message: [PASTE HERE] Unit / property: [FILL IN] Write two things: 1. WORK ORDER — issue summary, category (plumbing, electrical, HVAC, appliance, general), likely urgency (emergency / urgent / routine), access notes, and any clarifying questions to ask the tenant. 2. VENDOR DISPATCH NOTE — a short, professional message to the vendor with what's needed and where. Keep it clear and specific. If urgency is unclear, flag it rather than guessing.
Why we give this away: it’s the manual version — you still paste each message in. The Boon build catches the request, opens the work order, notifies the vendor, and updates the owner and your books automatically — and you own the system, instead of renting another portal.
Tell us where your team loses the most hours. We’ll find the first thing worth automating — together.
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