Solutions

One question.
Every conversation.

Every property manager has spent a day assembling a history by hand and still not been sure they found everything. This is the part we solve.

Ask your whole company a question

Your conversations are scattered across a phone system, two mailboxes, the chat inside your maintenance software, a few letters and whatever your team uses for tasks. The answer to “what did we actually tell them?” exists — it is just spread across six places and nobody has a day to assemble it.

A sensitive HR matter

Every message between two staff members, in order, with dates — so a difficult conversation starts from the record rather than from recollection.

An owner who is already angry

What we told them and when, before you reply. The difference between a confident answer and an apology you did not owe.

A resident dispute

Calls, texts, portal messages and notices on one timeline, so the next step is based on what happened rather than on who remembers hardest.

An eviction, ready for your lawyer

A complete dated history with the source of every item, assembled in a minute instead of a day.

It works with the AI you already use

MCP is an open standard for letting an AI assistant read a system directly. You connect once, then ask questions in your own words — in ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or whatever your team has settled on.

  1. Connect once. Add the FieldVine MCP server to your assistant with credentials we issue you. Read-only, scoped to your data, revocable.
  2. Ask in plain language. “Everything we told the owner of 4704 Southern Parkway since March.” No query language, no export, no report builder.
  3. Get a dated record back — every item with its source and time, in the order it happened, ready to paste into a note or an email.
It tells you what it could not see

Every answer states which sources it searched and how far back each one goes. If your phone system only has two years of history, the answer says so rather than quietly returning an incomplete record. That is the difference between a document you can hand a lawyer and one you cannot.

This is not a prototype

The communications archive behind it runs today inside a working property-management company — 267,098 messages across eight sources, covering calls, texts, email, portal chat, maintenance-software chat, letters and meetings, going back to 2022.

Included from day one

Everything your property-management system already holds — texts, portal chat, and the letters and notices it generates.

Included

Connected during setup

Your phone system, your mailboxes, your team chat, your maintenance software, your task tools. Each one is wired up as part of onboarding — it is real work, and it is quoted.

Setup

Identity resolution

Knowing a phone number, an email address and a chat handle are the same person is the hard part, and it is what makes an answer complete rather than partial.

Setup

Your data stays yours

The archive is a copy in your own reporting store. Nothing is queried against the live application, and nothing leaves it without you asking.

Included

Tell us what systems you use

Email a list of the systems your conversations live in — phone, email, chat, maintenance software, task tools, fax, letters — and we will come back with a scope and a price for connecting them.

Email Clay