Tend

For Aboriginal community housing providers and Land Councils in NSW

When the board asks, you can show them.

Tend keeps your annual condition assessments, compliance checks and land records in one place. When the board or the AHO asks how your homes and land are looked after, the answer is already there.

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One place for your homes and your land.

Tend, for housing

For the annual condition assessment and compliance checks the AHO asks for.

  • Room by room on a phone or iPad, with smoke alarms, safety switches and hot water valves checked in the same visit.
  • Tend suggests. Your reviewer decides, and the reason is kept.
  • Your inspector and reviewer both sign, and the report is sent to the housing office.

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Tend Land, for Land Councils

For the board's question: what land do we hold, and what could we do with it?

  • Every block you hold on one map. Zoning, flood and bushfire come from NSW government records, and your team checks each one before it counts.
  • Title searches and plans stay with the block.
  • Compare every block side by side, and take one clear page to the board. The decisions stay yours.

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Every home, every year.

The AHO's Asset Management Framework asks for an Asset Condition Assessment on each AHO-owned home you manage, every year, and an Annual Compliance Report on its safety items.

Today that work lives in contractor PDFs, photos on someone's phone and a spreadsheet. Tend brings it into one place.

Condition assessments

Room by room, on the AMF's 1–5 condition scale.

Compliance checks

Smoke alarms, safety switches, hot water valves and the other annual compliance items, recorded in the same visit.

Quality assurance

Tend suggests. Your reviewer decides, and the reason is kept.

Three steps, your people at each one.

  1. Capture

    Your inspector, staff member or contractor works room by room on a phone or iPad, in the browser. There's no app to install.

  2. Check

    Tend suggests a condition for each item on the AMF's 1–5 scale, and says how sure it is. Your reviewer accepts, changes or rejects each one, and the reason is kept against their name.

  3. Sign and send

    The report builds itself from the inspection and the review. Your inspector and reviewer both sign it, and it goes to the housing office.

We are explicit about the limits.

Tend does not certify AMF or CTC compliance. It does not detect concealed defects: no mould behind walls, no failed waterproofing, no hidden structural or electrical faults. It does not give legal, financial or policy advice, and it does not replace professional judgement.

Every report Tend issues states its limits on its face.

Anyone who tells you their software makes you compliant is selling you a risk, not a control.

One price, per property.

$30 per property per month, including GST. Your first property is free, with no card and no sales call.

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Run one property through it. Free.

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