For Managers

Stop manual triage. Let the system take the first step.

Superlivyn reads each maintenance request, classifies its category and urgency, selects the right vendor from your roster, and schedules the work. Your morning dashboard shows decisions needed, not the entire unfiltered queue.

Property manager reviewing the Superlivyn dashboard on a tablet, showing the morning queue

When triage is no longer your job

Figures from our early-access cohort of residential property operators in India.

3 items
Morning decisions

The dashboard shows only requests needing a manager decision: low-confidence AI classifications, priority escalations, and new vendor assignments. Everything else is already queued.

One queue
All your properties

Manage multiple buildings? Requests from every property appear in one prioritised view. No switching between group chats or keeping a separate log for each building.

Automatic
Resident confirmation

When a request arrives, Superlivyn sends the resident its classification and expected timeline. No manual reply needed. Fewer calls asking, "has anyone seen my message?"

Your roster
Category vendor matching

Superlivyn maps each request category (plumbing, electrical, lifts, HVAC) to vendors in your roster. It checks availability before scheduling, so you no longer call down a list.

How requests move through Superlivyn

From resident submission through work closeout.

Manager review happens only below the AI confidence threshold or when escalation rules trigger. Everything else runs automatically.

Manager testimonial

The scheduling piece changed more than I expected. Before, on a Tuesday morning, I called vendors without knowing if they were free until someone picked up. Now a confirmed slot is in the system before my second coffee. The vendor avoids a surprise call, and I do not have to chase.

Operations Head, overseeing three residential properties in Pune, early-access program participant

See Superlivyn on a property like yours

Book a 30-minute walkthrough. We use your property type and unit count to match the demo to your workload.