Therefore, you need to automate it in some way.

I have to ask their customer services.Pros: (1) once it is set up, it is pretty much all automated. (2) email customer service is usually pretty quick turnaround within 1 day. (3) $3.00/transaction is pretty reasonable for 1 propertyCons: (1) can be hard to set up for tenant because you need to remember to send them a renter code (2) takes 7 days to get the deposit in the bank (3) no phone support, email only.I'm wondering if anyone else use a different vendor. 

Plus, there is no automation so even though we have workflows planned it is difficult to manage stages, responses, etc.All that is to say, we are trying to find a CRM (and more) that will help us store, parse and automate some of this.

Creating reports, if not automated, takes time and if they’re going to bill you for it then have it be of value to you.

My biggest beef is their paranoia that someone will make a deal outside of their sphere and the automated message filtering that goes along with it that prevents you from providing information such as tourism and transportation (even bus routes) contact information, etc. which limits your ability to provide service to potential guests.  

It provides automated income & expense tracking via connected bank & credit card accounts, in addition to some basic property management functions.

Sorry if this is a silly question, but has anyone heard of Scale kit (fix and flip automated) funding and have any thoughts on if it is a good investment or not?  

Many people here self-manage using automation and software and other things. you don't need property managers.

My messaging is automated from within each platform.

You should make your listing and handle the guest services. you can use tools like price labs for pricing and guestly to manage multiple booking sites and coordinate calendars as well as build out automation for communications with guests.