Mission Control by LaunchEngine
Twelve playbooks. Installed in a click. Yours to change.
Every plan has every playbook. We've run these across 50 property management companies. Each one shows which PMS steps it touches and who does them. Install one, run it with real work, add the next.
What it does
Takes a new owner from the signed management agreement to their first statement in eight steps, the same eight for every owner.
The card shows the step you're on and who owns it. Messages to the owner are drafted and wait for a person to say yes.
PMS steps it touches
- A person sets up the owner and the property in your PMS and checks the step off.
- Once they're in your PMS, the workspace reads them and keeps the card in step.
What it does
Every renewal walks the same six steps: terms, owner, tenant, sign, congrats, done.
Every morning the renewals coordinator reads every lease ending in the window, scores the year on payment history and lease compliance only, drafts the owner email, and asks the assigned person one question. Same inputs for every resident.
When the owner clicks yes, the tenant offer goes out by itself. Nothing is sent and nothing changes in your PMS until a named person says yes.
PMS steps it touches
- Reads the lease, the rent and the payment history from your PMS.
- File the signed lease: a person records the renewal in your PMS and the step logs who did it.
What it does
Covers a move-out from the notice to the deposit disposition, with the deadline on the clock. The same steps run for every lease.
What it does
Covers a turn from the scope of work to bids, the schedule and the final inspection, with a named person on each step.
What it does
Runs the same cadence for every lease from the first day late to the notice, with the timing set by state. Cadence and thresholds are company settings, applied to every lease the same way.
What it does
Covers a repair from the request to the paid vendor. Repairs over the owner's limit go to a named person to decide.
What it does
Move-in, move-out and occupied inspections, run from the workspace.
What it does
Filters delivered, a damage guarantee, a home line residents can text. Most managers hand that to a third-party benefits program that keeps most of the $35. Run it from the workspace and keep about $28 a door.
The playbook covers the charge in your PMS, filter sizes and reorders, the guarantee ledger and resident reminders. An hour of staff time a month.
Included with Mission Control. Applied to every lease the same way, no per-resident discretion. We don't buy filters or hold your reserve. The money stays yours.
- 245 leases on the package at $35
- $8,575
- Filters and program costs
- -$420
- Mission Control
- included
- Staff time a month
- about 1 hour
- You keep
- $8,155 a month
A 275-door company. The package rolls onto every new and renewed lease. Where state law requires it, it folds into rent; the software sets the shape per state.
What it does
Takes an owner inquiry from first contact to a signed management agreement. The follow-ups are drafted and wait for a person to say yes.
What it does
Keeps track of every key and lockbox: who has what, and where it is.
What it does
Each month, the owner's statement explained in plain English, drafted for a person to review before it goes to the owner.
What it does
An agent reads your Google Ads account every week, tells you how it went, and suggests changes. You click yes or no. About fifty cents a week.
Your existing website moves into the workspace: same domain, same pages, same rankings. Then you change it by describing the change.
Prices and how the bill works are on the Mission Control page.
Map your setup on your own data.
Thirty minutes. Your renewals and your inbox in the workspace, not a demo. Leave with a cancel list, a number, and the first playbook to launch.