One reference point
Consult records, warranties, manuals and previous work in a space belonging to the property, not one device.
Families live in a home; installers, maintenance workers and technicians help care for it. ManoryHub makes it easier to find the right information while respecting access permissions.
Families can build an organised history of systems and repairs rather than leaving information scattered across emails, chats, paper folders and phones.
Consult records, warranties, manuals and previous work in a space belonging to the property, not one device.
Other people can be involved through explicit permissions and selected information, never unrestricted access.
With the family’s authorisation, a professional can collaborate on the logbooks of properties they maintain, with access restricted to the information and operations allowed.
Quickly retrieve the details of the system or appliance, within the shared information.
Attach notes, documents and history to a repair, avoiding repeated file exchanges.
An organised overview of the properties for which access has been granted, when available.
Access to records and documents must be explicit and proportionate to the task. Sharing with a technician does not mean opening the entire logbook without limits.
The invitation, role and revocation model is being tested during development.
Professional access and multi-client management are not presented as generally available services. This page describes the product direction.
No. The model relies on controlled, explicitly shared information.
Public availability has not yet been announced; ManoryHub remains in development and testing.
No. The logbook is primarily for families, whether or not they work with a technician.