Hayyyen Rent turns scattered spreadsheets, inbox threads, and vendor calls into one operating system for real estate teams that need control, clarity, and recurring revenue visibility.
Live operating panel
Everything that keeps rent moving
500+
properties and units managed in one view
24/7
tenant portal visibility for invoices and tickets
CSV unit import and recurring invoice generation
Bulk
maintenance, vendors, expenses, and files in sync
1 Hub
Workflow stack
Portfolio -> Unit -> Lease -> Invoice -> Payment -> Maintenance
The page positions the full workflow clearly so prospects understand Hayyyen Rent is not just listings, but an end-to-end operations stack.
Automation layer
Cron-ready reminders, scheduled invoices, webhook-aware payments
Show the operational depth: hosted checkout, reminders, recurring invoice runs, receipts, and payment verification without manual reconciliation.
Property portfolio management
Lease and tenant operations
Hosted payment collection
Maintenance and vendor workflows
Every section of the page maps to a real operational block already represented in the product scope, so the landing tells a complete property-tech story.
Create and manage properties with structured address data, type and usage fields, supervisor contact, valuation, reminders, images, gallery, amenities, status, and landlord/admin metadata.
Create units under each property, track pricing expectations, specs, availability, furnishing, listing status, and import units in bulk via CSV for large portfolios.
Create and edit leases, attach tenants and optional units, store lease dates, rent amount, payment structure, collection start date, and uploaded lease documents.
Maintain tenant records with contact details, unit linkage, deposit and rent details, onboarding actions, signup-link generation, and control states for legal or payment-block scenarios.
Give tenants a secure portal to review unit details, pending and paid invoices, ticket history, portal status, and submit maintenance requests with uploads and comments.
Generate recurring invoices in bulk, create one-off charges, add or remove discounts, send payment links, copy links, download receipts, and monitor invoice status across the portfolio.
Use hosted payment pages, checkout processing routes, verification logic, receipt generation, payment webhooks, reminders, and scheduled invoice generation via cron endpoints.
Track maintenance tickets with progress, status, comments, dates, repair costs, and links to properties, tenants, and portal conversations for a clear service trail.
Operate recurring or planned service programs in a separate scheduled-maintenance workspace backed by automation endpoints and operational planning flows.
Maintain vendor records and track expenses alongside rent revenue so property teams can see who performed work, what it cost, and how profitability shifts across assets.
Upload and manage property and rental documents from an admin workspace, then attach files to the workflows that matter, from leases to payments to maintenance.
The new page should make the sequence obvious: structure the asset, activate the unit, bind the lease, issue and collect invoices, then resolve maintenance without leaving the platform.
Set up the property with address, type, usage, capacity, amenities, reminders, and ownership metadata.
Add units with pricing, furnishing, availability, status, and listing-ready details, or import them in bulk.
Attach tenants and optional units, upload lease docs, and model flexible payment schedules with extension support.
Generate recurring and one-time charges, send payment links, verify payments, and issue receipts.
Open tickets, coordinate providers, track costs and comments, and keep both admin and tenant portal views aligned.
Rent smarter with property plans that give you the best listings and support.
The page closes the loop by answering rollout, portal, payments, and maintenance questions that matter most in rent operations.
Yes. The rent stack is positioned as both an internal operations console and a tenant-facing portal experience, covering invoices, tickets, files, and communication touchpoints.
Yes. The landing page reuses the existing public rent plan APIs so plan changes made in admin flow directly into the dedicated rent page.
Yes. The page explicitly highlights recurring invoice generation, one-time charge handling, discount controls, payment links, hosted checkout, receipts, and verification.
Tenants can see and submit maintenance tickets through the tenant portal, while admins can manage statuses, dates, comments, and repair costs from the back office.
Move prospects from portfolio complexity to platform clarity with a dedicated rent experience connected to live plans and checkout-ready actions.