Property operations, not another PMS
Stop running your portfolio out of your head.
PlaceCommand is the operations layer that sits on top of your booking platform: guest messages, work orders, vendors, and property knowledge in one system that remembers everything your team currently carries.
Built for teams running 30 to 1,000+ doors.
Everything the day actually requires
Most tools cover booking and payout. The hard part is what happens between check-in and the next guest.
One inbox for every guest
Booking-platform messages and email land in the same thread, with the stay, the property, and the history attached. Drafts are written for you; a human always approves before anything sends.
Work orders that survive the day
Turn a complaint into a dispatched job with photos, vendor, cost, and approval trail. Nothing lives in a text message or someone's memory.
A vendor bench you can actually use
Trades, coverage areas, rates, and past jobs in one rolodex, so the right vendor for a 9pm water heater is two clicks away.
Property knowledge that stays put
Access codes, appliance models, filter sizes, and warranty dates attached to the property — not to the one person who remembers them.
Preventive maintenance on a schedule
Recurring plans generate visits before something breaks, and the calendar shows what is actually booked against them.
Reporting for owners and for you
Occupancy, spend, response time, and maintenance load — the numbers an owner asks for and the ones that tell you where the day went.
Live in an afternoon
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Connect your systems
OwnerRez brings bookings and properties. Google brings mail and calendar. Nothing is retyped.
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Your team joins
Invite by email or let anyone on your company domain in automatically. Roles decide what each person sees.
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Run the exceptions
Queues surface what needs a person — a guest waiting, an approval pending, a visit that never closed.
Your data stays yours
Every organization is isolated at the database level with row-level security, so one customer's properties, guests, and messages are never reachable from another account. Integration credentials are encrypted per organization, and no guest-facing message is sent by automation without a person approving it.