Residents see Report a Problem. Staff open Diagnostics Assist on the ticket. Same request — two surfaces. A person on the team reviews every one.
A sentence or two is enough — room, what's wrong, how long.
A quick tap helps your maintenance team show up prepared — or skip this and pick any category below.
Can maintenance enter your unit without calling first? This affects how quickly we can respond.
Not a chatbot. Not a black-box dispatch. An AI model suggests the category, the resident confirms it, and a person reviews it. Diagnostics Assist rides on the staff ticket — assistive, a person still decides.
When the module is on, the resident portal shows both doors. Photo + a short note is marked preferred. Pick category & fill in the details stays equally available — no training required, no dead end if they just want the form they already know.
Keyword rail, bilingual. 911 first. Property emergency line second. It does not file a routine ticket for that message — because “maintenance notified” is the wrong sentence when someone needs a fire truck.
Based on what you described, this could be dangerous. Do not wait for maintenance. Call for help now.
Según lo que describió, esto podría ser peligroso. No espere a mantenimiento — llame para pedir ayuda ahora.
The card header is Diagnostics Assist, marked Assistive · a person still decides. Safety comes first, then the most likely cause, the skill floor, what to check first, and what to bring. This example uses FixGrid's under-sink leak field guide — the cause text is written by a maintenance expert, word for word.
Tier: Classic resident portal — every plan. Report a Problem / Diagnostics Assist — opt-in module, not part of the Starter or Professional plans; ask us to turn it on. See pricing for what each plan includes.
File from the resident door, then open the same ticket as a tech and read the Diagnostics Assist card — safety first, a person still decides.