Public presence

A company site tenants and applicants can actually find

Each account gets a web address for rentals, the tenant portal, and the owner portal. Applicants and tenants look you up at find.unitconnect.com — or go straight to your company address.

Published rental listings in UnitConnect

What you get

The details that matter, not a generic checklist

01

Rentals catalog

Publish available units on your company site. Applicants browse without a phone tree.

02

Tenant and owner portals on your address

The address they bookmark: pay rent, see the lease, raise a request. Owners get the reporting you grant.

03

Company finder

If they forgot the address, find.unitconnect.com searches by name or emails a sign-in link.

04

Yours, not a generic marketplace

It is your company’s public face on UnitConnect — not a listing lost in someone else’s portal.

How it runs

Three steps, then it stays in the file

  1. 01

    Your company address

    Tenants and applicants use {company}.unitconnect.com — rentals, tenant, or owner.

  2. 02

    Publish what should be public

    The catalog is opt-in. The tenant portal is for people you invite.

  3. 03

    find.unitconnect.com catches the rest

    Name search or an email link so nobody is stuck guessing the URL.

FAQ

Questions managers ask

Do I have to publish a rentals site?

No. The tenant portal works on the same address even if you never publish a catalog.

How do tenants find us if they forget the link?

find.unitconnect.com — search by company name, enter a company code, or email themselves a sign-in link.

Is this a separate product?

No. Public listings and portals are included with your account. find.unitconnect.com is where people look you up when they do not have the address.

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