Offer a protection plan without running a second billing system.
Operators define their own plans. Storatix records what each tenant chose and bills the premium alongside rent, on one invoice.
The problem
A protection plan usually means a second product to sell, a second place to record who accepted it, and a second charge to reconcile. The tenant who declined last March is impossible to prove anything about six months later.
What you get
Plans you author
Coverage limits, premiums, and terms are defined in your company settings. Storatix does not set them, sell them, or take a share of them.
The choice is recorded, either way
Both move-in paths — your staff's and the public storefront's — write the tenant's selection to the rental, including an explicit attestation when they say they carry their own policy.
One invoice, not two
The premium rides the rental's existing subscription as a second line item, so a tenant sees a single charge and you reconcile a single payment.
Tracked as its own charge
Each invoice records the premium separately from rent, so what you collected for protection is a number you can read rather than one you have to derive.
The outcome
The plan stops being a clipboard question nobody logged and becomes a field on the rental.
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