The person routing the request never sees the problem
Jobs go out with no context, so providers arrive unprepared and quote high.
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE & FACILITY MANAGEMENT
Tenants report problems by video, voice, text or email. Sentinel works out what is wrong, who is responsible and who should fix it, then follows the job to a paid invoice.
Commercial portfolio · 14 sites
InboundTenant call · Suite 1400 running warm
Setpoint adjustedOutboundProvider called · lobby badge reader
Accepted, on site by 10InternalTeams · elevator 3, three reports
Merged, manager approved3 requests · 0 calls to the team
IN SHORT
A virtual facility manager is an AI Voice and Video Agent that takes every service request for a property, diagnoses it, works out who is responsible for the repair from the lease type (net, NNN, gross, modified gross or other) and the property type (industrial, retail, office), dispatches the right provider within your spending limits and closes the job with proof and payment. Sentinel does this for portfolios with no one on site.

YOUR CONTACT
Chief Growth Officer · Commercial real estate & facility management
After more than 30 years running facilities and real estate services businesses at CBRE and Colliers, Gregg knows where FM delivery slows down and what it costs. He has led businesses that used AI-enabled automation to cut operating costs by 40%. At Sentinel, he helps property teams use AI voice and video agents to make maintenance faster, cheaper and more accountable.
WHAT GETS IN THE WAY
Costs are rising. Budgets aren’t. Run every site the same way, without visiting every site yourself.
Jobs go out with no context, so providers arrive unprepared and quote high.
An alarm at 10 p.m. waits for the morning while the damage grows.
HOW SENTINEL HANDLES IT
Voice and Video Agents on every channel, working under your protocols.
Tenants scan a code, call, text or email. Video triage resolves about 10 to 12% of requests without a site visit.
Duplicate reports are flagged for one-step merging, and responsibility is worked out from the lease type and property type before anyone is dispatched.
Your providers or ours get the video, the diagnosis and the required part.
Proof of work, invoice matched to the estimate, provider paid within 48 hours of the work being confirmed.
SEE IT ON VIDEO
A recorded call from an office whose AC wouldn’t cool. The Video Agent sees the thermostat through the tenant’s phone and works through it with them until the system is running again.
THE SAME MOMENT, TWICE
An illustrative example. Times show the order of events.
9:47 p.m. Retail suite · walk-in cooler
Without SentinelVoicemail
The store manager calls the property office and gets the weekend message.
Result: Monday morning, the inventory is gone and the tenant blames the landlord.
With SentinelAnswered on video
Result: The cooler is back to temperature before midnight.
SENTINEL SERVICE CENTER
Inbound, outbound and internal. Channels are set per client, site or request type, so video stays off wherever recording isn’t allowed.
EXTERNAL · IN AND OUT
INTERNAL · YOUR TEAM
QUESTIONS
Ask Sentinel your own question, or talk to Gregg, who works with commercial real estate teams every day.
Under most triple-net leases the tenant pays for routine HVAC maintenance and repairs, while the landlord often keeps responsibility for replacing major systems, the roof and the structure. It depends on the lease type and the property, so Sentinel works out who is responsible from the lease type (net, NNN, gross, modified gross or other) and the property type (industrial, retail, office) before it dispatches anyone.
Sentinel answers on the first ring at any hour, confirms whether it is an emergency, walks the caller through safety steps such as closing a shut-off valve, and pages your on-call contact with a summary. Requests that can wait are scheduled for the morning.
About $181 in admin per work order: $25 to process the request, $75 to onboard the provider, $56 in approvals and reviews and $25 to process the invoice. With the average repair under $500, that is over 30% of the repair cost. For owners with multiple properties, Sentinel typically cuts total repair costs by 20 to 40% from day one.
No. Sentinel can start tomorrow by sending requests to your team as formatted emails your system accepts, and integrate directly once you are ready.
Yes. Sentinel dispatches your providers by location and trade, and fills gaps from its own network when you want it to.
YOUR NUMBERS
Tell us your industry and your volumes. We come back with what your calls and repairs cost today, what they would cost with Sentinel, and a walkthrough link if you want one.
FROM THE JOURNAL

From service request to paid invoice, most buildings run on broken handoffs. How Sentinel maps the one workflow every other tool leaves disconnected.
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Sentinel is built for the whole maintenance chain, from property and facility managers to owners, occupants and the service providers who do the work. What changes for each.
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Every handoff between systems costs time, money and accuracy. Connecting request to invoice removes the busywork without adding another dashboard.
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