Owners & Operators

Every door. Every resident.
Every reason they leave.

Turnover costs roughly $3,872 a door, and market-rate portfolios turn over 45–55% a year. Diya tells you who is leaving six months before a renewal workflow would ever contact them — and shows you the arithmetic behind every number.

Across your whole portfolio. Apartments and office, retail, industrial.

$3,872
Cost per non-renewal
29% → 47%
Renewal, by community ties
Zero
Tokens to score a portfolio

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Tell us about the portfolio. We'll show you the right plan and tailor the rollout.

Asked so we know how to get you your data on day one — nothing more. Diya runs on a CSV export. Your system of record never moves.

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The half nobody covers

One platform handles residential well
and commercial adequately.

That's the trade every mixed-portfolio operator is quietly asked to make. Every conversational-AI platform in this category models multifamily — and stops there. If half your square footage is office, retail or industrial, half your portfolio is invisible to the vendor you just signed.

Leasing-AI platforms

Multifamily only

Built around the renter journey. Office, retail and industrial aren't a roadmap item — they're outside the data model. Commercial limitations is a recurring line in their own customer reviews.

Diya

Asset-class agnostic

The health score, the moments engine and the relationship graph don't care whether a lease is a 12-month apartment or 40,000 sq ft of industrial. Only the signals differ. Industrial renewals are now being signed 219+ days out — and moving earlier every year.

On your existing systems

Your rent roll never moves.

Diya scores your portfolio from a CSV export on day one. Nothing to migrate, nothing to rip out, no eighteen-month implementation. Your system of record holds the ledger, the trust accounting and the compliance filings — exactly where it is, exactly as it is.

And here is the part worth sitting with: the three signals that actually predict whether a resident leaves are not in that system. Whether their maintenance ticket was reopened three times. Whether they know a single neighbour. Whether the tone of their last four messages has soured. No system of record stores any of it. Diya generates them.

How this is built

Diya decides with rules and writes with a model. Scoring, matching, diagnosis and prioritisation are arithmetic — auditable line by line, and free to run across an entire portfolio. The model is reserved for the one thing it's genuinely better at: writing the message.

Which means two things an owner actually cares about. It shows its work — every score opens into the rules and timestamped events behind it, with no protected-class attribute anywhere in the model. And it doesn't bill you for long division — a platform that runs a language model on every interaction is passing that cost straight through to you.

And nothing goes out in your name without a human saying yes. Diya drafts. Your team sends. Always.