- Is EZOS Core built for student housing?
- Yes. Core connects by-the-bed availability, academic-year lease dates, applicant and guarantor coordination, and annual turn readiness. These workflows support the teams managing the concentrated leasing and move-in cycles of student housing.
- What does PBSA mean?
- Purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) is housing designed for students. It is not a synonym for every university-owned residence or for conventional multifamily housing. Confirm how your property's leasing model and operating requirements fit Core in a demo.
- How do the connected workflows work?
- Leasing context carries into resident service; inspection findings inform vendor work; approved scope and completion records support invoice review. Finance and portfolio views bring those operating details into context instead of treating each task as an isolated record.
- Can Core support a single property or a portfolio?
- Core describes property-level workflows alongside asset-level and portfolio-level reporting. A single-property team can discuss its bed, resident, and turn workflows; portfolio teams can review how occupancy, collections, expenses, and readiness come together across assets.
- What does agent-led support mean for our team?
- Lori, Core's native reasoning layer, uses connected operational context to prepare follow-ups, surface exceptions, and suggest next steps. Property teams remain involved in approvals, quality checks, sensitive situations, and decisions that need human review.