The comprehensive package is designed with a wide range of functionality and will be offered at no charge for a period of up to six months. It is equipped with self-service tools for property management staff, owners, tenants, and board of directors to help facilitate remote work where physical distancing, self-isolation, and lockdowns are being encouraged or mandated.

Recent studies found that only 12% of businesses believe that they are well-prepared for the impact of COVID-19. Gartner research shows that one of the main challenges for companies right now is the lack of adequate technology and infrastructure to respond to the disruption caused by the pandemic. The Remote Response Bundle will equip organizations with the tools necessary to adapt to operational changes caused by the escalation of the virus and will help to maintain social distancing eliminating the need for face-to-face meetings internally and with customers. In addition, the BoardLink module will empower HOA and Condo managers to provide its board members with self-serve access to required information, which authorized board members can access at their convenience from any locations 24x7x365.

“Our offering is designed to establish a virtual office for companies that need a way to work together while they are physically dispersed,” said Mitchell Vinnitsky, Director of Sales and Marketing at Netintegrity. “The extensive functionality will help bridge barriers created by distance without compromising the safety and well-being of customers and staff as well as the level of service being provided.” Vinnitsky continued.

The software package increases channels for communication, integration automated and broadcast text message and email capabilities. Property managers will be able to use these functions to keep customers informed quickly and efficiently with updates about their community.

Any property management companies interested in implementing or learning more about the Remote Response Bundle from Netintegrity, can submit an online inquiry or email Mitchell Vinnitsky, at [email protected].