Stop silent stalls — nudge vendors and keep residents informed
Vendors go quiet. Residents get frustrated. This recipe detects stalled maintenance tickets, follows up with vendors on a schedule, escalates to backups when needed, and keeps residents informed with honest ETAs throughout.
Create an OpenClaw recipe that detects and resolves stalled maintenance tickets: - After vendor assignment, monitor for response/status change - If stalled X business hours: send vendor follow-up with ticket context - If still stalled after Y hours: escalate to secondary vendor or PM supervisor - Send resident updates with realistic ETAs at every step - Include anti-spam limits and audit logging - Handle edge cases: phone-only vendors, parts backorders, scope disputes Vendor follow-up: "Reminder: Ticket #{{ticket_id}} ({{issue}}) at {{unit}} is waiting on schedule confirmation. Reply with ETA or available windows today." My PM system is: [AppFolio / Buildium / other]
Once a ticket is assigned to a vendor, this recipe watches the clock. If no
response or status change comes within X business hours, it sends a follow-up.
Still nothing after Y hours? It escalates to a secondary vendor or PM supervisor.
The resident gets transparent updates at every step — including "still waiting on
the vendor" when that's the truth.
Turn scattered texts into trackable, prioritized work orders
Tenants report issues everywhere — text, email, portal, phone. This recipe funnels all of it into one intake, classifies urgency automatically, dispatches vendors, and keeps residents updated from receipt to completion.
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