Publish once
Import a budget as a spreadsheet or PDF, check it, publish it. Every leaseholder in the block sees the same update.
Roadmap
Vemtri explains service charges today. Everything else here is planned, and founding agents help us decide the order. We’ll only mark something as available when it works in your account.
Now
Import a budget as a spreadsheet or PDF, check it, publish it. Every leaseholder in the block sees the same update.
Your name, logo and colours, with “Powered by Vemtri” in the footer.
Your accounts stay where they are. No migration.
Every line says what it pays for and how each flat’s share is worked out.
If you give directors access, they see what leaseholders see. Self-managed buildings can buy Vemtri directly.
Next
Reminders, notices and demand runs drafted for your team to approve. See Automate
Forward the email. Vemtri drafts the repair with the flat, what’s wrong and how urgent it is. You check it, then save it. On Manage
Three buttons for the person at the desk: log a repair, add a photo, chase a contractor. No finance screens. For the person at the desk
Leaseholder emails sorted by building and topic.
What needs your team today, across every building.
Drop in a building’s documents; Vemtri files them.
Direct links alongside spreadsheet and PDF import.
Categories, due dates and an export when you need proof of what was sent and when.
Reported, booked, fixed. Linked to the flat, with photos from a phone and urgency in plain English. One update per step, not four emails. Overdue work is flagged once. The same problem from several flats becomes one report.
For communal and estate-wide issues people don’t want to raise publicly. Something inside a home still needs the flat.
Latest version first, older ones still there. Notices posted to a whole building at once.
Monthly payments through your own provider, a small fee per payment billed to your agency. Leaseholders pay no fee. Vemtri never holds client money.
What the building policy covers, in plain English. We never sell buildings insurance.
When the government format is final. 2027 readiness
Questions answered with the lease clause, invoice or certificate they come from.
Section 20, decisions and updates each get one thread: documents, messages, deadlines and the outcome.
A daily digest grouped by thread. Urgent items still go straight away. No attachments; the portal holds the papers.
Decisions waiting, deadlines in plain words, and the agent’s sent log beside it.
Later
Propose times, see who’s free (free or busy only), confirm one. Papers and minutes stay on the thread.
Resident contacts, meter guides, door-entry details and contractor numbers in one place, instead of in someone’s bookmarks.
Building information ready for solicitors, in one secure room.
Leaseholders send a photo; Vemtri suggests what it is and who it’s for. Your team confirms.
Payments, repairs and insurance over time, in one timeline.
Community messages, named or anonymous, moderated by your team.
Contents cover, trades and moving help, switched on by you.
A shared checklist names the owner, due date and evidence for every transfer. A real gap we’ve seen: a landlord electricity supply left on an out-of-contract rate, and directors later forwarded a bill of around £4,000, with nobody named as owner.
Founding agents
Your first building is free for 3 months. Before we start, we agree what to measure. During the pilot you tell us what to build first, and we’ll show you what changed because of it.