Who it is for

UrusPro for workers' hostels and shared houses

Operators of workers' hostels and shared houses who place many occupants in one house can manage each bed as its own unit in UrusPro. Each occupant has their own rent schedule, deposit and My Stay portal, operator notices can be acknowledged by every occupant, and house utility bills are split by the nights each person stayed.

In the host portal, you will mostly use the Buildings, Tenants, Collections and My Stay modules.

What UrusPro does for you

  • Rooms with beds under a house, with each bed as a unit that has its own occupant, rent and deposit.
  • CSV import of up to 20 occupants per room, with beds assigned automatically.
  • Operator notices to every occupant of a house, such as a water cut or a new gate code, and each occupant can acknowledge having read it.
  • An occupant notice board for visitors, noise, parcels and maintenance, plus a shared cost record that shows who still owes.
  • House utility bills split by the nights each occupant stayed, as a bill each person can pay.
  • Maintenance requests with photos sent from the My Stay portal, with a status the occupant can see.
  • Notice to leave with a move-out date, and the organisation's notice policy decides whether the deposit is forfeited.
  • Each occupant's vehicle is recorded by type and plate number, for building management.
  • An occupancy report by building: occupied units, empty units and occupancy rate.

Where it stops

  • Each occupant is billed as their own tenant. There is no single combined invoice to the employer on behalf of workers.
  • UrusPro does not check workers' housing compliance under Act 446 or local authority conditions. That is the responsibility of the employer and operator.
  • Shared costs between occupants are a record of who owes whom. No money moves through it.
  • No management of work permits or workers' immigration documents.

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