Inox

Inox is an AI-powered block management software platform built specifically for UK managing agents and block management companies. Purpose-built for the residential leasehold sector, Inox replaces the fragmented combination of spreadsheets, legacy systems, and overflowing email inboxes with a single, unified platform that connects property managers, accountants, leaseholders, and contractors — bringing every stakeholder in the building onto the same page for the first time.

For property management teams, Inox streamlines daily operations through automated ticket management, one-click invoice approvals, in-app messaging, and real-time issue tracking — all fully accessible on both mobile and desktop. Property managers in the field have exactly the same functionality available to them as those in the office, eliminating the delays and information gaps that come from being away from a desk.

For accounting teams, Inox's AI-powered invoice processing allows hundreds of invoices to be uploaded, read, categorised, and prepared for approval in minutes rather than hours. Invoice payments can be made directly from the platform, and automated bank reconciliation keeps service charge accounts continuously up to date — replacing the manual end-of-month reconciliation exercise with a real-time financial picture that is always accurate and always accessible.

For leaseholders and RTM directors, Inox provides a dedicated portal for issue reporting, financial transparency, document access, and direct communication with their management team. When leaseholders can self-serve, inbound queries fall and the resident experience improves significantly.

The results are measurable: significant reductions in accountant time, fewer missed incidents, faster financial close, reduced email volumes, and property management teams freed from routine administration to focus on the complex, relationship-driven work that genuinely differentiates a great managing agent.

Inox is modern block management software designed for the demands of today's residential leasehold sector — and the regulatory landscape of tomorrow.