Inspection to work order
This walkthrough identifies the trigger, routed work, human decision, completion state, and participant visibility.
Workflow path
Inspection → failed item → work order → maintenance operation
Walkthrough model
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Trigger
Captured
An inspection records a failed item.
Work
Routed
Greenhaus turns the failed item into a work order in the maintenance operation.
Decision
Human
The PM reviews priority, assignment, and any required approval.
Challenges before Greenhaus
An inspection records a failed item.
Manual handoffs can separate status from context.
Greenhaus playbook
How Greenhaus frames the workflow for beta evaluation.
Greenhaus routes
Greenhaus turns the failed item into a work order in the maintenance operation.
Human decision
The PM reviews priority, assignment, and any required approval.
Completion state
The failed item becomes tracked maintenance work.
Who can see the result
Authorized property and maintenance participants can review the connected records.
Implementation timeline
Trigger
- An inspection records a failed item.
Route
- Greenhaus turns the failed item into a work order in the maintenance operation.
Decide
- The PM reviews priority, assignment, and any required approval.
Complete
- The failed item becomes tracked maintenance work.
- Authorized property and maintenance participants can review the connected records.
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Maintenance round trip
Resident reports → PM triages → vendor works → resident sees resolution
- Greenhaus routes the work order to PM triage and then to the assigned vendor.
- The PM sets priority and assignment. The vendor performs the physical work.
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Owner approval bridge
PM requests decision → owner reviews and clarifies → owner decides → PM workflow resumes
- Greenhaus routes the decision and supporting context to the authorized owner.
- The owner can clarify, approve, or reject.
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Rent collection
Balance becomes due → resident pays or uses autopay → payment records update → PM handles exceptions
- Greenhaus presents the balance and supported payment actions to the resident.
- The PM handles collection exceptions and policy decisions.
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Vendor invoice to payout
Vendor finishes → vendor invoices → PM approves → payout state becomes visible
- Greenhaus keeps the invoice tied to the completed work and PM approval queue.
- An authorized PM reviews and approves the vendor bill.
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Lease lifecycle
Application → lease → execution → move-in → renewal or move-out
- Greenhaus keeps application, lease, execution, move-in, renewal, and move-out records connected.
- The property team makes lease, policy, and negotiation decisions.