The operating system for every rental relationship.
Crecy keeps operators, residents and owners connected to the same properties, payments, maintenance, documents and financial records—without giving every relationship the same view.
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Designed for the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Maple Property Group
Command center
Occupancy
94%
Open work
7
Leases expiring
4
Owner approvals
2
Payments & reconciliation
USD · selected period
$184,500
Rent collected
$12,750
Overdue now
Needs attention
One property. Three relationships. No duplicated truth.
The operator works the complete record. Residents receive the home-facing parts. Owners receive finalized financial and decision records tied to their interests.
Crecy OS
Portfolio, money, leases, maintenance, communications and owner reporting.
Crecy Living
Balance, payments, requests, documents and the property relationship on a resident's phone.
Crecy Owner
Finalized statements, recorded distributions and decisions tied to an owner's exact interests.
Home is not a dashboard. It is the resident relationship.
Balance and the next payment come first. Maintenance, messages, documents and community notices stay close, while the operating books and private work remain where they belong.
- Payment clarity
- Current balance, upcoming charge, method, status and receipts.
- Home requests
- Maintenance follows the same request the operator works.
- Relationship scope
- Residents see their tenancy, not someone else’s property data.
Welcome home.
Everything about your home, in one calm place.
Maple Court
Current balance
$1,425.00
USD
Upcoming payment
$1,425.00
Maintenance requests
1 open request
Messages
Property management
Documents
Lease, notices, records
Maple Court is a fictional demonstration community. The resident interface uses representative sample data.
Owner visibility begins with a finalized record.
Statements, recorded remittances and approvals come from the same property and ledger history the operator already uses. Property and currency stay explicit.
Owner access follows the ownership relationship. Resident-level details remain outside the owner projection.
Furnace repair
Maple Court · Unit 101
$1,500
Payment lifecycle
One financial event, one traceable history.
Charge
Rent due is posted
Payment
Funds are confirmed
Allocation
Payment is applied
Statement
Owner view reflects the posting
A maintenance request should remain one continuous story.
The resident request, operator work, completion evidence, recorded cost and owner-facing result stay connected as the work moves.
Resident
Report
Issue, photos and access preference
Operator
Triage
Priority, assignment and schedule
Property
Complete
Progress, evidence and recorded cost
Owner record
Reflect
Expense and finalized statement
Trust is a property of the architecture, not a badge wall.
Crecy uses tenant isolation, relationship-scoped portals, private document delivery, and audit history. Posted financial records are corrected by reversal rather than silent edit.
Tenant isolation
Organization-scoped rows and row-level security keep one operator's data out of another operator's workspace.
Relationship-scoped portals
Residents and owners see projections of the same records, limited by the tenancy or ownership relationship.
Recorded changes
Privileged state changes write audit history; posted financial records are corrected by reversal rather than silent edit.
Private documents
Files stay private and are released through access-checked delivery and download paths.
Start with the portfolio you have.
Local price books are published in USD, CAD, and MXN. The table below uses the United States price book; pricing is not converted at checkout.
Bring the real portfolio in. Keep the relationships connected.
30-day Growth trial, no card required. Import the buildings, residents, active tenancies, and balances you already operate.