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EliseCRM is built for enterprise multifamily property management companies and large residential portfolios. Its features — unified prospect/resident inbox, lead-to-lease tracking, and PMS sync — assume a leasing operation with meaningful inbound lead volume and a centralized or hybrid leasing team. It is not positioned for single-property landlords, commercial real estate, or non-real-estate businesses.
General CRMs are horizontal pipeline tools that have to be heavily customized to model units, availability, tours, applications, and the resident lifecycle. EliseCRM ships with that data model out of the box and is built around the EliseAI conversational agent, so AI handles a large share of prospect and resident messaging natively rather than through bolted-on integrations.
EliseAI integrates with the major multifamily PMS platforms used in the U.S. market, including Yardi, RealPage, Entrata, AppFolio, MRI, and ResMan. EliseCRM inherits those integrations so guest cards, tour appointments, and resident records flow back to the PMS rather than living only inside the CRM.
EliseAI does not publish pricing for EliseCRM. Pricing is enterprise and quoted on a custom basis, generally tied to portfolio size (per unit or per property) and the combination of modules — leasing AI, resident AI, maintenance AI, and the CRM — that an operator deploys. Buyers should expect a sales-led process including discovery and a custom quote.
Yes — EliseAI is designed to handle high volumes of prospect and resident messages autonomously, including answering availability questions, scheduling tours, and sending follow-ups. EliseCRM also supports AI-drafted replies that a human can review before sending, so operators can choose the level of automation that fits their brand and compliance requirements on a workflow-by-workflow basis.
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