New Features
- Smarter, Smoother Custom Intake Experience
What’s New:
These improvements help reduce troubleshooting friction and lower abandonment rates — leading to quicker resolutions and happier residents.
- Better Troubleshooting Compliance: Our system now follows Latchel’s proprietary troubleshooting directives more intelligently, ensuring every relevant step is completed — or smartly skipped when not needed.
- Smarter Suggested Answers: Residents will now see more relevant, concise suggestions (capped at five per step), while still being able to type free-form answers.
- Fewer Repeat Questions: We’ve reduced or eliminated duplicate questions in the intake flow to make the process smoother and more efficient.
- Seamless Session Recovery: If a resident refreshes their browser mid-intake, they’ll automatically resume right where they left off — no need to start over.
These improvements help reduce troubleshooting friction and lower abandonment rates — leading to quicker resolutions and happier residents.

- Global & Kanban Search: 96% Faster
- 96% Reduction in Wait Time: Spend less time waiting on searches and more time taking action.
- Smoother Workflows: Whether you’re searching in Global or Kanban, results load almost instantly.
- Rentvine Integration: More Control Over Work Order Starting Status
Key Updates:
- You can now choose the initial status of a work order when it syncs from Latchel to Rentvine.
- Previously, all synced work orders defaulted to “Closed,” which didn’t always match PMs’ workflows.
- Available status options: Open, Completed, Cancelled, Pending, and On Hold.
Resolved Bug
Unable to Leave Notes on Invoices We’ve resolved a bug that caused the screen to jump around while showing “no activity to display” and three blue loading dots at the bottom of the page. This happened when the activity feed failed to load properly. The display now remains stable, and the feed loads as expected.Key Process Changes
Properly Diagnosing Emergency Situations We’ve updated our internal troubleshooting process to ensure photos are reviewed for emergency work orders during every severity assessment.What’s Changing:
This standardization improves diagnostic accuracy, reduces misclassification risk, and ensures emergencies are prioritized correctly.
- Troubleshooters will actively review available photos (not just request them) when determining severity.
- All visual evidence — from the initial order or any follow-ups — will be reviewed as part of evaluating or reassessing the work order.
- If the resident can’t be reached, troubleshooters will compare the written description with available photos and manually update severity as needed.
This standardization improves diagnostic accuracy, reduces misclassification risk, and ensures emergencies are prioritized correctly.