Autonomous AI · For Scottish Factor Firms

An AI that runs
your entire factor firm.

Factorly is purpose-built software for Scottish factor firms — with AI that surfaces what needs action, drafts the letter, and escalates what needs your judgement. Service charges, meetings, contractor jobs, compliance, and arrears — all in one platform, with a human in the loop at every send.

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FACTORLY · DIGEST · LIVE
NORTH KELVIN · 22 APR
08:02:14DIGESTPriority digest ready — 5 actions need attention today5 items
08:01:52ARREARSUnit 4A, Craigholm St — day 63. Formal notice recommended.£340
07:58:33MEETINGAGM in 4 days — quorum at 33%. Reminder recommended.8/24 RSVPs
07:55:11BILLQ4 service charge batch queued — 312 titles, 12:00 send.£131,040
07:51:48CHASERoof repair, Dunbar Place — no update in 11 days.BALMORAL
Factorly PM dashboard
Factorly resident portal
Routine tasks covered94%
Platform modules10
Roles supported6
Admin time saved82%

* Routine tasks covered and admin time saved reflect platform capability against manually-handled equivalents — based on internal time-and-motion analysis of factor workflows.

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01 · The reality

You became a factor to build a business. You became a typist.

Scottish factor firms spend the majority of their billable hours on work that requires no judgement — generating invoices, chasing arrears, writing meeting minutes, composing routine replies. Every hour lost to admin is an hour not spent growing the portfolio.

001 / TIME

Months of typing, each year.

The average 20-building firm spends 12–16 hours per week composing replies to residents — routine queries about bins, lights, cleaning rotas, insurance certificates. Factorly's direct messaging module handles the thread, keeps a full audit trail, and surfaces only the items that need a manager's judgement.

002 / SCALE

Every new building costs a new hire.

Growth is linear because workload is linear. The ceiling is how many emails one person can answer before 6pm. Software changes the ratio of buildings to headcount.

003 / COMPLIANCE

The PF Act doesn't wait for admin backlogs.

WSOS obligations, complaint procedures, meeting notice periods, audit trail requirements — the Property Factors Act 2011 has strict timelines. Missing one can trigger a formal complaint to a Housing Panel.

02 · A day in the life

What Factorly handled yesterday.

A sample activity log from a 22-building portfolio on a Tuesday in April. The platform surfaced every priority, drafted every document — the property manager reviewed 3 items and approved each one before anything went out.

GLENFIELD · 22 APR · TUE
47 EVENTS3 ITEMS REVIEWED£4,620 COLLECTED
07:00DIGESTMorning digest generated — 5 priority actions surfaced. Unit 4A arrears day 63 flagged; Craigholm AGM quorum risk highlighted.
08:14NOTICEAGM reminder drafted for Craigholm Street — quorum at 33%, 4 days out. PM reviewed and sent from the platform.
09:02BILLQ4 service charge batch: 312 invoices, £131,040 total. Apportioned by ownership share. PM reviewed and sent via platform.
09:48DISPATCHBroken stair light at 14 Stirling Lane — resident report logged. PM raised job, assigned Brae & Co from contractor roster. Quote requested.
10:23ESCALATEOwner at 3/2 Glenview Terrace referenced PF Code of Conduct. AI drafted a Stage 1 acknowledgement — PM reviewed and sent.
11:04VOTEAGM-07 tally for 8 Westholm Drive reached quorum — 10/14 votes cast. Minutes template pre-filled from agenda items for PM review.
13:32CHASEDay-14 arrears notices drafted for 7 units. £3,420 outstanding. PM approved and sent each notice via the arrears workflow.
14:48DRAFTAGM minutes AI-drafted from recorded agenda and action items. PM reviewed, approved, and published to all 24 owners.
17:30SUMMARYMorning digest queued for 08:00 tomorrow. £4,620 collected today. 2 items awaiting PM review. 3 buildings at full paid status.
Factorly PM dashboard — morning digest, arrears summary, and live activity feed
03 · The platform

One platform. Every workflow. Always connected.

Every module shares one building graph, and the AI threads through all of it — so the digest knows what the charges module just sent, and the document drafter knows exactly who owes what. Here's a single day of it, end to end.

08:02Smart digestAI

Tells you what matters before you ask.

The AI has read your entire portfolio overnight — arrears, maintenance, meetings, stale complaints — and surfaces the five things that actually need action today, each with a suggested next step.

Unit 4A · day 63 — formal notice recommended
Craigholm AGM quorum risk — reminder drafted
5 priorities ranked · linked to each page
09:14Charges & payments

Raise, collect, reconcile — end-to-end.

The Q4 batch goes out: apportioned by ownership share across 312 titles, firm-branded PDF invoices, card and direct debit collection, every payment tracked to the penny.

£131,040 apportioned across 312 titles
Invoices sent · Xero-ready
11:30Document drafterAI

Drafts the letter. You review and send.

One click drafts the Unit 4A arrears notice — correct names, dates, amounts, PF Act 2011 references, your house style. Nothing goes out without your approval.

Drafted in your house style · Scots legal register
Awaiting your review — no automatic send
14:05Maintenance & contractors

Raise jobs, keep every audit trail.

The stair-light job closes: resident reported it with photos, Brae & Co quoted £140 and fixed it, evidence uploaded, actual cost £132 logged against budget.

Photo evidence on the job record
£132 actual vs £140 quote · closed
16:40Compliance & WSOS

Watches every certificate, every deadline.

The live register flags the Craigholm EICR thirty days out and confirms this year's WSOS is acknowledged by every resident — audit-ready for a PF Register inspection.

EICR alert sent 30 days ahead
WSOS · 24/24 residents acknowledged
19:00Meetings & governance

Runs AGMs the Title Conditions Act requires.

The Craigholm AGM hits quorum — RSVPs tracked by apportionment share, the remedial vote passes 78%, and minutes publish to all 24 owners the moment the meeting closes.

Quorum met · vote passed 78%
Minutes published to 24 owners

And overnight, the AI starts on tomorrow's brief.

04 · Full control

Smart doesn't mean out of your hands.

Every action the platform takes is logged, explainable, and reversible. A single control panel shows the live activity stream on one side and the items awaiting your review on the other. The AI drafts — you approve and send.

FACTORLY CONTROL PANEL · GLENFIELD · LIVE
UPTIME 99.97%22 BUILDINGSUK-WEST

Live Activity · Today

08:02DIGESTPriority digest: 5 items surfaced
07:55BILLQ4 batch queued · £131,040 · 312 titles
07:44RECO+£420 matched · Flat 3A · Craigholm
07:38ESCLegal tone flagged · 3/2 Glenview
07:31NOTICERepair notice posted · Stirling Lane
07:22CHASEArrears reminder · £340 · Unit 4A day 63
07:18VOTEAGM-07 · 78% approve · quorum met
07:09DRAFTContractor chase drafted · Balmoral Roofing

Awaiting Your Review · 2

ESC-4421 · 10:23CONF 72%
Possible Code of Conduct complaint

Owner at 3/2 Glenview Terrace referenced PF Code breach in a 380-word message. Stage 1 acknowledgement drafted in your house style — ready to review.

ESC-4422 · 11:04CONF 81%
Quote over £2,000 threshold

Stair repair quote from MacKenzie at £2,840 (your threshold: £2,000). Consistent with market rates for scope. Awaiting approval per firm policy.

05 · Getting started

Deploy in a day. Running in a week.

No IT team needed. No app downloads for residents. No lengthy onboarding programme. Import your portfolio, invite your team, and start managing.

01 / IMPORT

Upload your portfolio

CSV, or manual entry. Add properties, configure units, set apportionment shares and charge schedules. 2 hours end-to-end for a 40-building firm.

02 / INVITE

Bring your team and residents

Invite owners, tenants, and staff by email. Each person accesses the portal from any browser — no app to download, no account setup friction. For residents who prefer post, PDF invoices and statements are always available.

03 / CONFIGURE

Set your preferences

Upload your firm's house-style documents, preferred contractors, and escalation thresholds. The AI digest and document drafter learn your style.

04 / MANAGE

One platform, everything

Charges, meetings, votes, maintenance, complaints, WSOS — all auditable, all in one place. The morning digest tells you what needs doing.

06 · The economics

The time cost of running a factor firm just changed.

A traditional Scottish factor firm spends 12–16 hours per week per manager on tasks a platform can handle in seconds. That's not a productivity gain — it's a structural change in what it costs to manage a building.

Admin time · per manager / weekAVG · 20-BUILDING FIRM
Before — manual tools14h
With Factorly2.5h
82%Time saved per manager once the platform is live. On a 10-manager firm, that's 114 hours per week back to the business — reinvested in winning more buildings.

The first Factorly firms now scale portfolio without scaling headcount.

Traditional factor firms are constrained by time — every new building is more email, more meetings, more minutes to type. Factorly breaks that constraint. The platform handles the routine; your managers focus on the relationship and the judgement calls.

When billing, chasing, notices, and minutes are handled by the platform, portfolio growth stops being a staffing question. The ceiling shifts from what your team can process in a day to how many buildings your firm chooses to take on.

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07 · What changes

Your first 30 days on Factorly.

Onboarding is structured and supported. By the end of your first month, the platform is running your routine — and you're focused on the decisions that need a human.

Day 1

Your portfolio is live

Properties, units, and ownership shares imported. Staff accounts created and scoped to their developments. Every resident sent their portal invitation by email.

Week 1

First charge batch sent

Q1 or quarterly service charges raised, apportioned by ownership share, invoices generated and sent. Direct Debit mandates opened for residents who opt in.

Week 2

AI digest goes live

The morning digest starts arriving at 08:00 — arrears by age, upcoming meeting quorum risk, maintenance jobs with no update, complaints approaching SLA. Each item links directly to the page where you act on it.

Week 4

First arrears cycle closed

Day-14 and day-30 arrears notices drafted by the platform, reviewed by your PM, and sent from within Factorly. Every notice timestamped and logged in the audit trail — no chasing by email, no manual record-keeping.

08 · Pricing

Simple pricing. No per-unit surprises.

Unlimited team members. Unlimited residents. No per-unit fees or module add-ons. Get in touch and we'll tailor the right plan for your firm.

Starter

For independent factors

Pricing on request

Independent factors and 1–3 building portfolios.

  • Up to 3 properties & 100 units
  • All core modules included
  • Card & Direct Debit collection
  • Email support
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Professional

For growing firms

Pricing on request

Growing firms managing multiple developments.

  • Unlimited properties & units
  • AI digest + AI document drafter
  • White-label branding per org
  • Xero CSV export · Priority support
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Enterprise

For large portfolios

Pricing on request

Large firms, housing associations, multi-brand portfolios.

  • Multi-organisation management
  • Dedicated account manager
  • Custom SLA & onboarding
  • Full AI suite · all phases
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