Smart Property & Connected Home Applications
A digital application for residential property services and connected-device management — giving residents and managers a shared view of device status, maintenance requests and household communication.
Indicative starting price. Final pricing depends on scope and is confirmed in a written proposal.
When this service is usually considered
- Maintenance requests from residents are handled informally by phone or text.
- A property manager needs one place to see device or access status across units.
- Residents want visibility of energy use or service status without contacting the office.
- Access or entry systems need a clearer administrative record.
- Communication with residents about property-service matters needs a structured channel.
Capabilities considered for this service
- Device-status views for connected equipment.
- Household account controls for residents.
- Maintenance request submission and tracking.
- Access management records.
- Alerts for status changes or issues.
- Energy-use presentation where data is available.
- Property-service records against each unit or household.
- Resident communication tools.
- Responsive mobile interfaces.
- Integration-ready architecture for connected devices.
ELVARIS does not manufacture hardware, and this service does not claim compatibility with every smart-home device on the market — compatible device types are confirmed during scoping.
What is delivered at the end of the project
Resident-facing application
A deployed application covering the agreed household account and communication functions.
Management view
An administrative interface for property-service oversight.
Handover materials
Documentation and source access for future maintenance.
How this project runs
Conversation
Discuss the property type, devices and current resident communication.
Proposal
Written scope, assumptions, indicative price and timeframe.
Design
Resident and manager journeys agreed before build.
Build
Development against the agreed scope.
Review
Client testing against the written scope.
Handover
Access, documentation and source materials delivered.
What speeds up an accurate proposal
- The type and number of properties or units involved.
- Which connected devices, if any, are already installed.
- How maintenance requests are currently raised and tracked.
- Who needs administrative access, and at what level.
- A named point of contact for scope decisions.
What moves the price beyond the starting point
- Number and diversity of connected device types to support.
- Number of properties, units or households in scope.
- Complexity of access-management requirements.
- Integration with existing property-management software.
- Multi-language or multi-region resident communication needs.
What sits outside the starting scope
Hardware supply
ELVARIS does not manufacture or supply connected-home hardware; the application integrates with devices you already have or select.
Universal device compatibility
Compatibility is confirmed for specific device types during scoping, not guaranteed for every device on the market.
Physical maintenance work
This service manages the digital record of maintenance requests, not the physical maintenance work itself.
Ongoing support
Post-launch support is available as a separate, optional arrangement agreed in writing.
Smart Property & Connected Home Applications — FAQ
Compatibility depends on the specific devices in use. Device types are reviewed during scoping to confirm what can be integrated.
No. ELVARIS builds the software layer; hardware is supplied separately by the client or a hardware provider.
Yes, structured maintenance request submission and tracking is a core part of this service.
Both are possible; scope and pricing scale with the number of properties or units involved.
Integration is possible where a suitable API exists, and is scoped and priced individually.
Often considered alongside this service
Ready to discuss a connected-property application?
Share the property type and devices involved. There is no charge for an initial conversation.


