01
Owners
See portfolio performance, capital needs, and risk across every property.
Connected property operations
Run real estate on Path
Connect leasing, tenants, and maintenance.
01Tenant portal
02Lease tracking
03Inspections
For every role in real estate
One operating layer for the people who own, operate, develop, and transact across the portfolio.
02
Operators
Run leasing, maintenance, vendors, and reporting from one operating layer.
03
Developers
Coordinate budgets, schedules, approvals, and stakeholders from acquisition through delivery.
04
Brokers
Connect listings, relationships, transactions, and commissions without rebuilding the record.
What teams are solving
01
Scattered listing, leasing, and accounting tools
02
Tenant communication that lives in email and SMS
03
Maintenance work orders that lose context between vendors
One record. Every workflow.
01
Tenant portal
02
Lease tracking
03
Inspections
04
Work orders
05
Owner reporting
What you can improve
One current record for properties, entities, contacts, leases, and projects
Fewer manual handoffs between ownership, operations, development, and brokerage
Portfolio reporting that traces back to governed operating data
Works with your stack
01
Property and accounting systems
Connect existing systems of record without forcing an all-at-once replacement.
02Communication
Bring alerts, approvals, and follow-up into the channels teams already use.
03Documents and files
Connect source documents to the records, decisions, and workflows they support.
A few common questions
Does Path replace our property-management system?
It can support property workflows directly or connect the system you already use. The right boundary depends on which source should remain authoritative.
Can different entities and teams have different access?
Yes. Model access around organizations, roles, properties, portfolios, and the specific records each group should use.