Does The Sentry work for real estate & property management?

Yes. The Sentry runs on the smartphones your real estate & property management already carry, with workflows tailored to the risks and regulations of real estate & property management. No hardware is required and most teams are live in under an hour.

How does The Sentry support compliance for real estate & property management?

The Sentry produces a tamper-proof, timestamped audit trail of alarms, check-ins, and incident reports that supports your OSHA General Duty Clause and state Workplace Violence Prevention obligations (including California SB 553).

Real estate & property management

Real Estate & Property Management

Agents and managers alone at showings, walk-throughs, and evictions.

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Property and community association managers hold 320,000+ US positions and licensed real estate agents exceed 1.5 million. Agents and managers conduct millions of isolated showings, walk-throughs, and eviction inspections every week.

The risks your people face

Physical assault and robbery during solo showings in vacant properties.
Hostile tenant encounters during evictions or rent collection.
Trapped or injured in vacant, unlit, or structurally compromised structures.

The regulations that apply

California SB 553
Brokerages and property managers must implement WVP plans and panic mechanisms for isolated agents.
OSHA General Duty Clause
Brokerage/management duties to maintain safe conditions for mobile leasing agents.
State Real Estate Commission directives
Safety guidance advising brokerages to adopt digital duress technology for solo showings.

How The Sentry helps real estate & property management

Enterprise-grade protection on the phones your team already carries — no hardware, live in under an hour.

Automated showing safety timer that escalates if not disarmed.

Silent alarm that raises an SOS with live location and no siren or visible indication.

Automatic audio and video capture on a silent alarm, stored as tamper-proof evidence.

Real-time property address and unit attached to the active safety profile.

Brokerage-wide cloud enrollment of thousands of agents in under an hour.

The business case

An assault on an agent or manager during a showing can drive civil judgments above $1.5M for failure to provide safety protocols. Covering a 100-agent brokerage costs ~$5,343/year.