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Trajo

Property managers

The same buildings every week, entered only once

Twelve stops every Monday. Writing them down one by one each week is the kind of task you drop after a month, and the logbook stops with it. Trajo replays the round and classifies the trips.

Available on iPhone and Android

The app's trips screen: a day of drives, each with its purpose in the trade's own words, the day's total and the business share.

What Trajo does for you

Recurring rounds

Describe the round once: an ordered list of buildings and a rhythm, weekly, biweekly or monthly. Trajo prepares the occurrences ahead of time, up to six weeks.

Done, skipped: the information stays

Each stop is marked done or skipped, and the trip is tied to the whole round: one business purpose for the whole day, not twelve lines to justify.

Your buildings classify your trips

A building entered once becomes a known place. An unplanned call that ends there classifies itself, with the building's name as its purpose.

The trade's expenses

Materials, subcontracting, fuel, parking: the receipt photo, taxes kept separate and the right category, entered on site, even without signal.

Tracking runs by itself

Trips start and stop on their own, even with the screen locked. Arriving at a building is recognized and time-stamped by the device, not typed from memory in the evening.

The logbook the CRA expects

Date, start, end, distance, purpose. As PDF or Excel, in each member's language, with measured and estimated kilometres kept apart.

A day with Trajo

  1. 1

    Monday morning

    This week's round is already there, in order. You leave; the trip starts on its own.

  2. 2

    From one building to the next

    Each stop is marked done or skipped as you go. One more owner to see? The visit is created on the spot, offline if need be.

  3. 3

    Month end

    The trips of each round carry their purpose. The CRA logbook is produced as PDF or Excel, for you or for the whole team.

For the organization

For the management company: the team in totals

Management sees its managers' kilometres, expenses and activity, per member and per calendar month. It does not see the detail of anyone's travel: an employee's logbook is their tax evidence, not a surveillance tool.

  • Invitations in waves, one area or one team at a time.
  • Totals per manager and per month: kilometres, expenses by category, visits.
  • One CRA logbook per member, produced in bulk, each in their own language, with the content never altered.
  • The logbook stays downloadable even if the company's subscription is in arrears: it belongs to the manager.

Privacy first

The organization never sees a member's live position or route: only totals, after the fact. Everyone keeps a private mode, two taps away, at all times.

In property management that means: management knows how many rounds were done and how many kilometres they cost, not what time each person arrived in front of which building.

Frequently asked questions

What if the round changes from one week to the next?

Stops are reordered, added or removed on the day's occurrence without touching the template. A skipped stop stays recorded as such.

Is a trip to a building outside the round lost?

No. The building is a known place: the trip that ends there classifies itself, with the building's name as its purpose. And a visit is created on the spot in a few seconds.

Are the distances reliable?

Every trip is matched to the road network overnight. One that could not be matched is flagged as such in the logbook, with the direction of the error: an estimate is never presented as a measurement.

Can my employer see where I am?

Never. The company sees no live position, no route, no address and no time of a drive: only monthly totals. And you keep a private mode, two taps away, during which nothing is recorded.