Apartment Incident Management Offers Discount for News On The Block Subscribers
Practical, investigator-supported incident management for RTM and resident-led buildings
Apartment Incident Management is offering a discounted rate to News On The Block subscribers, providing resident-managed buildings with easier access to professional incident reporting and investigation tools.
Designed for apartment managers, Right to Manage boards and resident management companies, the Apartment Incident Management platform brings together anonymous resident reporting, building-wide alerts, structured case workflows and step-by-step investigation guidance. When required, users can also draw on support from experienced investigators to help assess and progress cases.
The aim of the platform is to help buildings respond to incidents consistently and proportionately, while protecting residents, volunteers and managing agents through clear processes and reliable record-keeping.
James Rea, Lead Investigator at Apartment Incident Management, said:
“We built the system to make incident management more straightforward for residential buildings. It gives residents a safe way to raise concerns and helps managers collect information in a structured, defensible way. The subscriber discount allows more RTM and resident-led buildings to explore whether the platform is right for them.”
Subscriber Discount Details
News On The Block subscribers can access the platform at a reduced rate:
£19.50 per building, per month (normally £29.50)
Offer available until 15 February
No long-term contracts
Simple sign-up with a free 30-minute setup session
What the Platform Offers
Straightforward reporting: Residents can submit anonymous reports, while managers work from a clear, central dashboard.
Clear oversight: Role-based access, audit logs and manager validation help ensure appropriate control and accountability.
Guided investigations: Built-in templates and evidence tools support consistent information gathering, even for non-specialists.
Shared responsibility: Residents and managers work from the same system, helping issues to be identified and addressed earlier.
Access to expertise: Investigator advisors can review cases, help prioritise next steps and support external handovers where needed.
Improved outcomes: Structured alerts and evidence packs can assist engagement with police, insurers and other third parties.
Governance support: Exportable reports and secure document storage support board oversight and compliance requirements.
Who May Find This Useful
RTM boards and resident management companies seeking clearer governance and resident reassurance
Managing agents and property managers looking for a low-administration way to handle incidents
Building owners and compliance teams requiring structured, audit-ready documentation
Subscribers who would like to explore the platform further can book a short online demonstration.
Contact: James Rea - james@apartmentincidentmanagement.com
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