Request to reviewed completion.
A resident submits a request, a manager approves and assigns it, and vendor evidence returns to the same ticket.
Malika helps you organize properties, leases, residents, finances, and maintenance in one accountable workspace.
Malika is a property-management platform that keeps property, resident, lease, financial, and maintenance records in one understandable context.
Malika connects the people, decisions, and evidence needed to move work forward.
A resident submits a request, a manager approves and assigns it, and vendor evidence returns to the same ticket.
An affiliate shares a link, an applicant views the property, and the application continues with referral attribution intact.
Keep properties and units organized in one clear, property-scoped record.
Connect residents, leases, invoices, and maintenance to the work at hand.
Give the right people the right access and keep records your team can understand.
Each kind of Malika user has a clear, secure way to get started.
Create a Malika account and begin organizing your properties, residents, and work.
Create an account โApply to be considered for service collaboration. Applications are reviewed by the Malika team.
Apply as a vendor โApply for referral collaboration without a promise of access or payment.
Apply as an affiliate โJoin through an invitation or property link to manage applications, leases, receipts, and maintenance.
See the resident experience โTenants join through an invitation or a property application shared with them.
Malika keeps information close to the people who need it without exposing unrelated data.
People see properties, work, and information according to their role and permissions.
Important activity stays in a record your team can understand and follow.
Residents, leases, finances, and maintenance stay close to the property they belong to.
Property owners start by creating a workspace. Managers and employees join by invitation from an owner.
Through a property invitation or a secure referral link that preserves application context.
No. Applications are reviewed first, then access or an invitation is provided if there is a next step.