Customized development of property management software for industrial parks, including energy consumption, shop charges, and equipment inspection.
2026-09-05
In 2026, a large number of industrial parks, industrial zones, and commercial parks in Guangzhou will promote the digitalization of property management. There are significant differences between the business models of industrial parks and ordinary residential communities. They need to handle various tasks such as enterprise tenant lease contracts, commercial / factory space fee allocation, multi-building energy consumption statistics, and numerous inspections and maintenance of mechanical and electrical fire protection equipment simultaneously. Many service providers directly apply residential property templates to industrial park projects, which often leads to problems such as missing lease contract logic, inaccurate energy cost allocation, and rudimentary equipment inspection processes. After some parks launched their systems, they still relied on Excel for rent ledgers, manual meter reading, and paper-based inspection records. Digital tools failed to realize their full potential.