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Dwelon runs eligible rent, maintenance, leasing, and resident workflows through to completion, using your connected tools and the rules you set.
Link to this answerLandlords, property managers, and teams running residential or mixed portfolios. The free 25-unit pilot is the easiest way to check the fit.
Link to this answerRent follow-ups, repairs, leasing, resident messages, and renewals. Enable the workflows you need and set approval rules for each action.
Link to this answerEvery High-Impact Action defined in the Terms needs qualified human review and explicit approval. These include leases, renewals, rent increases, late fees, collections, payment authorizations, refunds, and statutory notices. Legal and provider restrictions also apply.
Link to this answerNo. Your property and tenant data is not used to train AI models, ours or Google's, on any plan. The AI model only sees the records a task needs, under Google's data processing terms. Details are on the security page at dwelon.com/security.
Link to this answerNo. Dwelon executes across connected systems without requiring a rip-and-replace migration. Your property, accounting, and payment systems remain the source of truth for their records.
Link to this answerFor the pilot, usually a short call to connect your systems and pick your 25 units. A wider rollout depends on your portfolio and which systems you connect.
Link to this answerStart with a free pilot: 25 units for 60 days, in approval mode, cancel anytime. After that, you pay a monthly price per unit, quoted to you before the pilot ends.
Link to this answerGet specifics for your portfolio
Review access and pricing, or talk with us about the workflows and connections you need.
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