Seayora

Seayora is property management for landlords, management companies, renters, and the contractors who service their buildings. Connecting it gives an assistant read access to the connected account's own portfolio and, where the account holder allows it, the ability to propose changes they approve.

Landlords and managers can ask what a tenant owes and when they last paid, which repairs are open across a building and which have been waiting longest, which leases are coming up for renewal and what notice the law requires, and why a vacant unit is not renting. Renters can search every home advertised on Seayora, see when one can be viewed, book a viewing, check what they owe on their own tenancy, and report a repair that is routed to their landlord automatically. Contractors can price a job from their own completed work, check what sales tax applies to it line by line with the statute behind each decision, see which insurance and licences are lapsing, and read how the business is doing.

Everything is scoped to the account that connected it: a tenant sees their tenancy, a landlord sees their buildings, a contractor sees their jobs. Permissions are chosen on the consent screen and enforced on every call rather than in the assistant.

No Seayora account is needed to search for a home. Choosing "Continue as a guest" on the connect screen gives read-only access to the public rental marketplace: search advertised homes, read a listing in full, look up what an area is asking in rent, and see when one can be viewed. No account is created, no email address is collected, nothing can be changed, and it expires after 30 days.

Writes are proposals. On most workspaces a change an assistant makes is staged in an Approvals queue for the account holder to review rather than performed, and the tool result says which happened. Publishing a listing is never automated on any setting: create_listing saves a draft that only a person can publish. No tool on this connector moves money.