DoorLoop Updates Its Software User Interface
Money from its Series-A of $20 million last fall helped fund the additions.
Proptech company DoorLoop, which raised $20 million in a Series-A round in September 2022 atop a previous $10 million raise the year before, said it would invest the funding “into development, marketing, and recruiting efforts.” Some of that has come into focus with a new version of its property management software.
Called the “first of many updates” by DoorLoop’s vice president of product Noam Grebel in the company’s press release, the biggest focus in the change is a new design and user interface for “everything from the landing page to the software itself.”
For example, there is a new menu bar, slide-out panel for search filters, the ability to see files and notes in a designated area no matter where they were created, tags for searching, and a single unified notification panel and push notifications to phones.
There are changes to speed operations. So, users can set custom allocations for each property and add charges or credits in bulk. Operators can apply payment information to multiple leases. Tenants can also shop for renter’s insurance from either Lemonade or Sure.
In November, DoorLoop added custom websites for users, as property owners and managers were given the ability to create websites for listings using a template-driven service. However, the company said at the time that it would take about five days from completing a form with text and images for the company to deliver the site. DoorLoop apparently hosts the sites, although a property owner or manager can give access to their own choice of web designer or agency to make additional changes.
The DoorLoop site shows a variety of property types that can be included in portfolios, including affordable housing (including Section 8 and workforce), community associations, residential (single-family or multifamily), mobile homes, self-storage, student housing, or commercial (retail, office, or industrial).