HAVEN AI
(One feature at a time)
Or take one flow on its own.
Fifteen concise product references, each showing one workflow with the full screen in view.
It opens on the one thing that matters most.
(Demos)
Start by asking Haven for an outcome and watch it load the relevant DoorSpan tools. Then explore individual workflows from the running product, all using a fictional Denver portfolio with one vacancy, one possible habitability repair and one overdue tenant.
HAVEN AI
Enter a goal in plain English. In the product, Haven’s AI planner selects from the trusted capability registry, checks the signed-in role, and assembles a focused workspace. This public preview uses fictional data; production loads live, organization-scoped modules.
(One feature at a time)
Fifteen concise product references, each showing one workflow with the full screen in view.
It opens on the one thing that matters most.
(Two ways in)
The sandbox uses the same fictional portfolio you just watched and is safe to explore. Or bring your questions to a live, screen-shared walkthrough with me.
Nine doors, ten leases, seeded tickets and a move-out in progress. Switch among owner, ops manager and bookkeeper roles to see how permissions change the experience.
Bring your own portfolio’s awkward cases — the Zelle reconciliation, the entity split, the deposit you had to defend. I’ll run them in the product rather than describe them.
Every screen in these clips is the running app on seeded data. Where a feed isn’t connected — market comps, a payment rail — the product says so instead of inventing a number.
The portfolio, tenants and vendors are fictional. No real money moves in a demo org, and no real tenant is ever messaged from one.
If you would rather use your own examples, bring two or three redacted files. They are processed during the call and not retained.