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A salon suite is not an apartment. Leases are weekly or monthly, the tenants are businesses with their own clients, and the floor plan is the product. Here is what Tenean does that a typical property tool does not, and what it deliberately leaves alone. Products differ, so use each row as a question to ask about the one you have.
| The job | Typical property management software | Tenean |
|---|---|---|
| Collecting rent | Yes — its core. | No. Keep what you have. Tenean reads what came in and what is short. |
| Answering a lead in seconds, in your voice | A contact form and a queue. | Yes, on text, call, email, Instagram and Messenger — one thread per person — with the tour booked from your calendar. |
| The floor plan as the product | A unit list. | Your real floor, drawn, with who is in each suite, what it costs empty, and the repair on the right room. |
| Pros as independent businesses | Tenants. | Each pro gets a hub of their own: door code, Wi-Fi, lease, repairs — and growth tools switched on with their say-so. |
| Marketing the studio | A listing syndication. | Posts in your voice, a designer, campaigns, referrals, giveaways and events. |
| Reading the market | No. | Every suite location in the market mapped, drive times and demographics, and an assessment of the next site. |
| Accounting | A full ledger. | Your bookkeeper's statements imported and explained. Your bookkeeper stays. |
| Running both | If you like how rent is collected today, keep that tool for the money. Tenean sits on top for everything else. We will tell you on the walkthrough whether to replace or run both. | |
See it
It runs on Demo Studios, our demo environment. To see it on your own suites afterwards, say so on the call.