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Pest Requests Handled Without the Runaround.

Optima Pest Control gives multifamily property teams one orchestrated path from a resident's request to a completed service visit — digital intake, provider routing, coordinated scheduling and clear reporting.

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How it works

From resident request to completed service in three steps

One consistent process across every property, so nothing gets lost between a resident, your office and a service provider.

  1. Step 1

    Resident submits digitally

    Configurable questions collect pest type, urgency, preparation status and unit access details before anything is dispatched.

  2. Step 2

    Optima Pest Control routes the work

    Routing logic matches the request to an eligible provider based on your rules for property, service type and urgency.

  3. Step 3

    Service is coordinated and tracked

    Appointments and communications are coordinated, and status plus technician notes are recorded against the request.

For property managers

Less coordination work for your on-site teams

Pest requests usually cost your staff a chain of phone calls, voicemails and follow-ups. Optima Pest Control replaces that chain with a single tracked workflow.

  • One intake path

    Every request arrives structured and complete instead of as a voicemail or maintenance ticket.

  • Fewer handoffs

    Routing and scheduling happen inside the platform rather than over email threads.

  • Documented service history

    Status changes and technician notes stay attached to the unit and the request.

  • Portfolio reporting

    Property and regional teams see request volume and progress in one place.

Resident request

What are you seeing?

Ants
Cockroaches
Mice
Something else

Urgency

Noticed recently
Seeing it daily
Urgent — spreading

Unit & access

Unit 312 · Entry permitted · Pets in home

Submit request

Illustration of a configurable intake flow.

Resident experience

A request residents can finish in a couple of minutes

Residents answer plain-language questions on their phone. The answers you need for a productive service visit are collected up front.

  • Pest type and what the resident is observing
  • Urgency, in language residents understand
  • Preparation steps and whether they're complete
  • Unit number, entry permission, pets and access notes

Routing

Routing logic you configure, not a black box

Each request is evaluated against your rules before it reaches a provider.

01

Eligibility

Providers are filtered by market, property assignment and the service types they're approved for.

02

Urgency

Urgency captured at intake determines which queue and response expectation applies.

03

Readiness

Preparation and access answers decide whether a visit can be scheduled or needs follow-up first.

04

Assignment

The request is assigned, the provider is notified, and the property team can see who has it.

Visibility

A portfolio view your regional teams can act on

Track open requests, routing status and completed work across properties. The interface below uses fictional demo records.

Portfolio overview

Illustrative interface with fictional records — not real properties or providers.

Demo Data

40

Open requests

12

Awaiting routing

14

Scheduled this week

6

Properties reporting

Demo data: sample pest service requests across a fictional portfolio
RequestProperty / unitPestUrgencyProviderStatus
OPC-4821Today, 9:14 AMLarkspur CommonsUnit 312AntsStandardExample Pest Co.Scheduled
OPC-4820Today, 8:02 AMHarbor RowUnit B-104CockroachesPrioritySample Services LLCIn service
OPC-4818Yesterday, 5:41 PMMaple & VineUnit 705Bed bugsUrgentDemo Pest PartnersRouted
OPC-4815Yesterday, 2:20 PMLarkspur CommonsUnit 118MiceStandardExample Pest Co.Completed
OPC-4813Yesterday, 11:07 AMCedar YardUnit A-9WaspsPrioritySubmitted

Pipeline by stage

  • Submitted12
  • Routed9
  • Scheduled14
  • In service5
  • Completed38

Figures shown are sample values for demonstration only.

Communications

Everyone stays informed without another phone tree

Requests move through defined statuses, and the people who need to know are notified as they change.

Resident updates

Confirmation, scheduling details and preparation reminders.

Provider messaging

Assignment details, access notes and follow-up requests in context.

Team visibility

Status changes and service notes recorded on the request record.

Provider network

Licensed pest companies: get routed work that arrives ready.

Requests reach you with pest type, urgency, preparation status and unit access already captured — so your technicians spend less time chasing details. We're building the network market by market with licensed providers.

Integrations roadmap

Built to connect, honest about what's live

We publish integrations only once they're in production. Everything below reflects current development status.

  • Property management systemsIn discovery with design partners
  • Resident portal deep linksIn development
  • Outbound webhooks & data exportIn development
  • CRM lead handoff (GoHighLevel)Configured for Optima Pest Control forms

No integration is claimed as available until it ships. See the full roadmap.

FAQ

Common questions

Optima Pest Control collects pest requests from residents through a configurable digital form, applies your routing logic to select an eligible provider, coordinates the appointment and communications, tracks service status and notes, and reports the results back to your property teams.

See Optima Pest Control with your portfolio in mind

Walk through resident intake, routing rules and reporting with a specialist. We'll use demo data and your real operating questions.