The proptech industry has historically developed specialized tools to solve specific challenges in real estate. While effective, this approach has often left property managers navigating fragmented systems that increase operational complexity. To address this, the sector is entering a new wave of strategic consolidation. Leading this trend, GetCovered has acquired AI-powered vendor intelligence platform Revyse in a move aimed at unifying risk and compliance across the multifamily ecosystem.
The acquisition further strengthens GetCovered’s position as a leading real estate technology platform. Founded in 2020, the company already powers insurance, vendor management, and operational risk across more than 3 million rental units nationwide. Through its API-first platform, GetCovered automates certificate of insurance (COI) tracking, policy administration, and embedded insurance workflows, helping streamline operations throughout the rental ecosystem.
By bringing Revyse into its fold, GetCovered extends its capabilities into contract management and spend intelligence, creating the first unified AI platform capable of managing risk across both residents and vendors.
Tackling the “messy middle” of vendor management
Revyse stands out as an AI-powered vendor intelligence platform designed specifically to handle the operational complexities that many automated property management systems overlook. For example, insurance requirements for vendors aren’t standardized, and policy certificates must name the right parties to be valid.
While other platforms only track or monitor these nuances, Revyse takes direct action: verifying insurance coverage, automating the enforcement of contract terms, and even holding payments when vendors fall out of compliance.
The leadership of both companies emphasized the strategic fit behind the deal. Brandon Tobman, Co-Founder and CEO of GetCovered, said that Revyse’s team has already made “a real impact” in modernizing vendor compliance. “By combining forces, we’re building the most comprehensive compliance infrastructure in multifamily real estate,” he said, noting that the platform already supports insurance compliance for more than 3 million rental units nationwide.
The platform specifically targets the everyday realities of property operations. As Bobbi Steward, CEO of Revyse, explained: “Revyse was built for the messy middle, the edge cases, the exceptions, the workflows that don’t fit neatly into a single system.”
The next era of proptech consolidation
This acquisition is more than just a single deal; it marks the beginning of a broader mergers and acquisitions (M&A) strategy aimed at accelerating GetCovered’s product development.
“Through a new focus on M&As, we can quickly and strategically acquire complementary technologies that expand compliance, data, and insurance distribution capabilities and quickly launch new products in response to market demand,” said Ryan Solomon, Co-Founder at GetCovered. He added: “The next phase of product acceleration will also see us invest more heavily in data-driven risk analytics and scale partnerships and integrations with insurers, MGAs, and property management platforms.”
Already trusted by some of the largest single- and multifamily operators in the nation—including Bozzuto, UDR, MAA, and Invitation Homes—GetCovered is fundamentally transforming how the industry operates. By bringing vendor data alongside other key operational workflows—such as renters, deposits, pets, spend, and reputation—the unified AI core shifts property teams from manually tracking compliance to actively commanding it.
