Define the evidence
Track the documents and dates your team requires for each vendor and property.
AIDG Vendor Console helps lean property teams organize COIs, W-9s, licenses, expirations, and follow-up in one human-controlled readiness queue.
No vendor enrollment fee planned. Human approval remains in control.
AIDG
Vendor Console
Portfolio readiness
74%
Needs attention
4
Follow-ups sent
7
Today’s readiness queue
4 vendorsNorthstar Roofing
Liability coverage expired
Lakeview Electric
Workers’ comp due in 6 days
Juniper Cleaning
New COI needs review
A daily operating rhythm
The product is built around one recurring question: what is missing before this vendor is ready for your team to review?
Track the documents and dates your team requires for each vendor and property.
Use a clear queue and planned reminder cadence instead of rebuilding status from email.
Surface gaps and evidence for review without pretending software makes the legal decision.
Designed for lean property teams
Start with vendor-document readiness: the job that creates recurring operational drag but rarely needs enterprise complexity.
See expired, missing, due-soon, and review-needed evidence in one prioritized view.
Keep renewal dates and the next required action attached to the vendor record.
Prepare repeatable reminders that stop when a vendor responds.
Connect each vendor requirement to the properties and work it affects.
The planned collection experience does not charge a vendor to submit requested evidence.
Keep source evidence, exceptions, and manager approval visibly separate.
Founding partner program
The first 10 accepted property teams can lock in a proposed $79/month founding rate for 12 months in exchange for structured workflow feedback. Production onboarding begins only after security, storage, billing, and support controls are ready.
Founding partner
$79 / month
Frequently asked questions
Vendor document readiness software organizes vendor records such as certificates of insurance, W-9s, licenses, and expiration dates so a property team can see what is current, what is missing, and what requires human review.
No. AIDG Vendor Console prepares evidence and flags missing or expiring items. A person on the property team remains responsible for approval decisions and for applying the organization’s legal and risk requirements.
It is designed for small and midsize property management teams that coordinate recurring vendor documents without a dedicated vendor-compliance department.
The planned workflow does not charge vendors for submitting requested documents. Production upload and reminder features remain in development; the current public experience is a sample-data product preview.