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Feature Catalog

This is the operational core of Sicket.

It includes:

  • tenant ticket creation
  • personal and community ticket visibility
  • status management
  • public comments
  • internal staff notes
  • activity history
  • attachments
  • realtime updates

This area is what most day-to-day users interact with most often.

Announcements are Sicket’s broadcast communication layer.

They are used for:

  • maintenance notices
  • urgent building messages
  • organization-wide communication
  • scheduled operational updates

This keeps broad communication separate from ticket conversations.

Sicket uses invitations to place users into the correct scope from the start.

This includes:

  • inviting landlords
  • inviting tenants
  • invitation acceptance
  • tenant unit linking during onboarding

This is a core safety feature, not just an email workflow.

Sicket models real operational structure:

  • organizations
  • buildings
  • residential units
  • building assignments

This structure controls what users can see and what actions they can take.

Organizations on eligible plans can maintain their own support content.

This includes:

  • FAQ entries
  • policy explanations
  • maintenance guides
  • building-scoped support material

This content supports both tenant self-service and staff-assisted support.

Sicket includes AI-assisted product behavior, but it is designed to stay assistive rather than fully autonomous.

Current capabilities include:

  • advisory duplicate detection
  • suggested self-service answers
  • staff draft replies
  • suggested ticket priority
  • suggested ticket category

The user or staff member remains in control of final actions.

Sicket includes operational analytics for:

  • a single building
  • an entire organization
  • a landlord’s assigned building set

This helps staff understand workload, repeated issue types, and activity trends.

Sicket plans influence:

  • feature availability
  • capacity limits such as units
  • which advanced workflows can be used

This is important for rollout planning and long-term operations.