Rental housing operators are increasingly relying on software to manage more than leasing and rent collection. Insurance verification, vendor compliance and cybersecurity are also becoming part of the technology stack, creating opportunities for companies developing tools to connect these processes.
The Real Estate Technology & Transformation Center (RETTC) will host OPTECH 2026 in Las Vegas from November 16–18. The conference will bring together rental housing operators and technology providers to discuss <a href="https://myappsplus.com/not-nvidia-not-micron-this-artificial-intelligence-ai-chip-stock-has-the-most-upside-through-2030/" title="Not Nvidia. Not Micron. This Artificial Intelligence (AI) Chip Stock Has the Most Upside Through 2030.”>artificial intelligence, automation, data management and other developments affecting property operations.
One challenge for property managers is coordinating information across disconnected systems. Insurance documentation, vendor records and contractual requirements can involve multiple parties, making compliance difficult to manage as portfolios grow.
Get Covered develops insurance technology software designed to simplify policy management, compliance and customer experience for the property insurance sector. Its clients include insurance carriers, agencies, property managers, landlords and membership associations.
Brandon Tobman, CEO of Get Covered, will attend OPTECH 2026 as the industry discusses how technology can address these operational challenges. In June 2026, GetCovered acquired Revyse, an AI-powered vendor intelligence and compliance platform, expanding its capabilities into vendor documentation and contract management.
The move reflects a broader effort among proptech companies to connect insurance and property management workflows. Rather than relying on separate applications for each administrative task, operators are looking for systems that improve visibility and reduce manual work.
OPTECH 2026 will provide a forum for examining these developments as rental housing businesses evaluate how AI and automation can improve day-to-day operations. For technology providers, the challenge will be demonstrating that integrated platforms can deliver practical benefits while meeting the industry’s compliance and data management requirements.
