Terms

Georgia Repair Network is a maintenance resolution operating system. It helps authorized users report repair issues, triage urgency, coordinate contractor dispatch, schedule work, document completion, track invoices, and build property maintenance history.

• Use the platform only for legitimate maintenance, repair, property documentation, contractor coordination, reporting, and support workflows.
• Provide accurate repair descriptions, contact details, access instructions, photos, invoices, estimates, and completion information.
• Do not submit false repair requests, fraudulent invoices, unsafe instructions, unlawful content, or information for properties you are not authorized to manage or service.
• Do not attempt to access data outside your assigned role, organization, property, ticket, or contractor relationship.

Platform access is role-based. Administrators, property managers, owners, tenants, and contractors may see different information and actions. Tenant users cannot see owner financials, contractors cannot see unrelated jobs, and private contractor documents are limited to authorized administrative workflows.

Contractors are independent service providers. Georgia Repair Network may help coordinate repair intake, dispatch, documentation, scheduling, and reporting, but it does not guarantee a contractor's work, licensing, insurance, availability, pricing, or outcome unless stated in a separate written agreement.

For the MVP, Georgia Repair Network tracks estimates, invoices, approved budgets, paid status, and payment dates. Contractor payments are handled outside the application unless and until a future payment workflow is reviewed and enabled.

By opting in to maintenance communications, users agree to receive repair-related SMS or email messages from Georgia Repair Network. Message frequency varies by repair activity. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to opt out of SMS messages, and reply HELP for help.

Georgia Repair Network is not a replacement for 911, emergency medical care, fire response, police response, utility emergency lines, or licensed hazardous-condition response. If there is immediate danger, users should contact appropriate emergency services first.

Future AI features may assist with intake, triage, self-help checks, dispatch suggestions, or reporting. AI guidance is informational and should not be used for unsafe electrical, gas, structural, hazardous, or emergency repairs.

For terms questions, contact Georgia Repair Network / Realty Deciphered at decipheredllc@gmail.com.