Try Sicket free for six weeks.

The free six-week period starts when residents begin using Sicket, after we have agreed the setup and objectives together. We start with one building, or a small cluster when that makes sense for your team.

We agree the evaluation features before launch, including tenant tickets, building announcements, Knowledge Base, and analytics. We help with setup, stay in contact throughout the test, and hold a short weekly feedback check-in.

Choose one person to coordinate the test, invite residents, and use Sicket for the agreed communication workflow. Share honest feedback in weekly check-ins and join an end-of-test review. We will agree how residents should report urgent issues before launch.

Yes. Keep your existing system for property records, leases, and finances, and use Sicket separately for resident questions, building updates, and follow-up. Sicket does not currently include direct integrations or automatic data synchronisation with Bloxs, Aareon, or Yardi. These are examples, not partner endorsements. If you already use ticketing, agree which system handles each part of the workflow to avoid duplicate work.

We review what worked and what needs improving together. Applicable ongoing pricing is discussed before you participate. There is no automatic paid conversion: continuing on a paid plan requires your explicit agreement. We also explain data access and offboarding before the test begins.

We are starting in the Netherlands, especially Amsterdam, Amstelveen, and nearby cities. If your building is elsewhere, get in touch so we can discuss whether we can support a test.

Recurring tenant complaints highlight poor communication, limited transparency, and reports that receive no follow-up. Read the Ombudsman Rotterdam-Rijnmond findings. These are the problems we want to understand and improve through testing. Online reviews are useful signals, not a measure of every housing team's service.