
The landlord
Means well. Learning the rules one surprise at a time.
Owners, managers, tenants and local pros on one platform, with the rules where your property is built in.
This is a summary of the law for this place, not legal advice. Tenon10 has not checked your lease or notice against it; confirm with the official source before you act. Forms and notices for Ontario
Sam owns a triplex in Hamilton. Maya rents in Toronto. Grace manages about sixty for five owners. Three sides of renting, one record.
Sam says:I’ll just text my tenants about the rent increase.
Maya says:That’s not notice, Sam.



Tenon10 keeps them together, so everyone around the rental works from the same record.
One record moves through every hand, so nobody types anything twice.
List the unit, take applications and sign the lease online, on the province's own form where it has one.
Rent arrives online or is recorded by hand, and every payment lands in the books on its own.
Tenants pay, send a repair request with photos and keep every receipt. Free, always.
The job goes to a pro with the unit, the photos and the access notes attached.
Owner statements, tax-ready books and renewal notices, on the dates the law sets.
Our guides and videos follow the same three characters, wherever the story is set. The rules change with the province, not the people.

Means well. Learning the rules one surprise at a time.

Polite, informed and keeps everything in writing.

Dozens of units, several owners, never flustered.
Ask about a tenant, a payment or a notice. Keya reads your records, names the rule it relied on, and changes nothing until you click.
October · 4 units · Sample conversation
| Unit 1 | Paid | $2,400.00 |
| Unit 2 | 5 days late | $2,400.00 |
| Unit 3 | Partial | $1,250.00 |
| Unit 4 | Paid | $2,350.00 |
Reading the ledger and the lease…
Unit 2 is $2,400 behind, 5 days late.From the invoice, not the schedule
A friendly reminder now. If it's still unpaid, I can draft the notice.Shows the notice period for this address
Tenants and owners just ask Keya. It solves what it can, and turns the rest into a numbered request that goes to whoever handles it: the property manager, the landlord, the owner, a vendor or Tenon10.
One tenant's week · Sample requests
| T10-100482 · Elevator booking for a move | With: your property manager |
| Repair · Kitchen tap dripping | With: your landlord |
| Emergency repair · No heat | Paging until acknowledged |
“Can I book the elevator for my move on Saturday?”A tenant, asking Keya
Your property manager handles elevator bookings. I've sent it to them as request T10-100482.Who handles what comes from the manager's own settings
No heat is an emergency. Your landlord has it now, and they'll be paged until someone answers.Emergencies skip the queue
Tenants and owners describe the problem in their own words. Keya solves what it can and files the rest as a numbered request, with a note of what it already tried.
A responsibility map the property manager controls says who handles elevator bookings, utilities, repairs and the rest. The request goes to that person, and the asker is told who has it.
A leak, no heat or a gas smell goes straight to the landlord or manager as an emergency, with safety steps for the tenant, and keeps paging until someone acknowledges it.
A repair becomes a repair request when the tenant says yes. Questions and records requests become support requests. Each role has one Requests inbox, on the web and in the app.
Requests from your tenants and owners arrive with a number, the context and one conversation thread, so nobody has to forward an email to find out what happened.
Getting help, finding a screen or filing a request never uses up the asker's Keya allowance.
The same account on iPhone, Android and the web. Landlords check in from anywhere; tenants pay and ask from their phone.


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