The proof layer for apartment turns

No more phone calls.

Proofline runs apartment turns: one walk becomes the scope, the vendor schedule, and the photo-stamped proof.

Unit 204DAY 4 OF 5
PhasePunch
VendorsScheduled ahead
StatusON PACE
Live from the make-ready board
THE TURN
14 days out

Notice in.

A notice to vacate comes in. Then, for two weeks, nothing. Nobody walks the unit until it's empty. The scope is a surprise. The turn starts from zero the day the keys come back.

Your best people are not managing the turn. They are the system holding it together.

Is 204 painted yet?
who has the keys??
flooring shows up tmrw??
Vendor · Missed call (3)11:48 PM
Turn_Tracker_FINAL_v7.xlsxedited yesterday, by hand
That was the old way
Same unit. Same clock.
Here's the turn on Proofline.
12 days out

The walk.

One walk on one phone, while the resident still lives there, produced the scope, eight tasks, and the vendor schedule.

No spreadsheet. No handoff email. The manager walks it once, and by the time the keys come back the turn is already in motion.

Walk in knowing what to do
9:41●●●
Pre-move-out walk
Unit 204 2 bed · 1 bath · keys in 12 days
Kitchen4 photos
Done
Bathroom3 photos
Moisture · flagged
Bedroom3 photos
Done
Carpet: replace  ·  Paint: full unit
Generate scope
Day 0

Keys back. Work starts.

The make-ready was scheduled before the boxes were packed, so work starts the hour the unit empties. The board moves when the work actually moves, not when somebody remembers to update the whiteboard.

The crew walks in already knowing the scope. No app. No login. Nothing to download. They see what's theirs, what's done, and what's next.

Nobody has to chase
Make-ready boardUpdates itself
In progress
Unit 204→ work starts today
Unit 118Flooring · day 2 of 3
Punch
Unit 231Paint touch-ups
Ready
Unit 1124 days, signed off
A1 Flooring scheduled 12 days ago · arrives 8:00 AM
Day 4

Proof, stamped.

The work documents itself.

Each task gets its photo and its sign-off as the work happens. When a question comes up three weeks later, the answer is in the binder, not in somebody's camera roll or a text thread from last month.

Paint · full unit12 photos · signed off 2:14 PM
Carpet · replacedbefore / after · signed off
Final walk · approvedready to lease · day 5
Day 5

Ready. With receipts.

Owners stop asking what happened. They open the Digital Binder: what was done, when, by whom, with the photos to show it.

Nobody had to write it up. It was already there.

Unit 204 · Turn summaryReady to lease
5Days vacant
14Tasks signed off
63Photos captured
$3,200Turn cost, itemized

The industry's answer to a broken turn is accountability.(the scorecards, the chargebacks, the angry Monday calls)

It was never a people problem.

Claritybeats accountability.

When the process is clear and the right information reaches the right person at the right moment, the right behavior just happens. Multifamily software was built for the person watching the work, not the person doing it. Even the AI wave went to the front door first: leasing bots, virtual tours. The turn is the last mile. That's where Proofline works.

Show, don't claim

The receipts.

Property managers stop chasing, crews walk in knowing what to do, owners and asset managers open the binder instead of asking. Standard turn or full renovation, it's the same record. And the apartment leases sooner, because nobody waited on a call.

0phone calls to know where every unit stands
Everytask photo-stamped and signed off
1record, true for crew, manager, and owner

See a unit
turn itself.

If your team spends its day chasing status instead of moving units, that's what we fix. Bring one unit and see for yourself.

The turn, proven.

DAY 0 · KEYS BACK