New Features
- Intake Settings Rule Analyzer — Write Clearer Rules from the Start

How it works:You’ll be able to test your rules by simulating a conversation as if you are the resident. Ask questions, provide answers, and see exactly how your rules respond to real-world scenarios — no more guessing whether your intake logic works the way you intended.See the full guide here:
Intake Settings Rule Analyzer
Learn how the Rule Analyzer helps you write clearer, more accurate intake rules—and how to simulate a resident conversation to test them.
- Latchel MCP for AI Assistants
What you can do:
- Work orders — list them, get full details (including open tasks), review activity history, and create new ones.
- Tasks — list, view details, create, resolve, and reschedule (defer) tasks on a work order.
- Lookups — search your properties, see the residents on a property, and browse your company’s users and user groups.
Learn how to get started here:
Latchel MCP for AI Assistants
Learn how to connect Latchel to AI tools giving you instant access to help guides.
Resolved Bug
Intake Asked Resident for TemperaturesWhat’s fixed:Intake will no longer prompt residents for temperature readings as Latchel’s system references the next 72 hours of weather data by default.
Key Ops Process Changes
Ask Residents Before Escalating After-Hours We updated our emergency work order SOP to close a gap where troubleshooters were escalating to pre-dispatch contacts after-hours without first checking whether the resident was willing to wait until the next business day. The result was unnecessary calls to property managers when residents would have been fine with deferring service dispatch.The Key Change:After completing troubleshooting, if the issue doesn’t cause property damage or pose an immediate safety risk, troubleshooters should now ask: “Based on what you’ve described, would you be comfortable waiting until [tomorrow morning / next available time] for a service provider?”
What this means for you:Fewer unnecessary after-hours calls when residents are comfortable deferring service.