Travtus plus Engrain
Engrain holds the spatial picture of a property - which unit is where, what is next to it, and what it actually costs to live there once fees are included. Connecting it lets availability, pricing and fee transparency be reasoned about together, rather than in three different places.
- Unit maps and site layouts
- Answer availability questions with the layout in mind
- Availability and unit attributes by position
- Spot the units that sit unleased because of where they are
- Floor, building and amenity relationships
- Quote a prospect the full cost of a unit, fees included
- Fee transparency data - the mandatory costs shown alongside rent
- Keep what is advertised and what is disclosed consistent across sites
- How do I connect Engrain to Travtus?
- Engrain is a connection you turn on rather than a build. You authorize it, choose what is in scope, and it starts feeding context - there is no integration project and no engineering ticket in between.
- What does Travtus not read from Engrain?
- Whatever you do not put in scope. You choose what is connected - Travtus reads what you point it at and nothing else, and you can change that at any time.
- Can I connect Engrain if we also run Entrata?
- Yes. Engrain and Entrata are separate connections and most operators run several - the point of connecting them is that the answer draws on all of them at once rather than one at a time.
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