SafeLease Announces New Integration With Cubby Platform
SafeLease, a provider of tenant protection and insurance for more than 1,700 self-storage facilities, has announced a new integration with Cubby, a self-storage software platform used by hundreds of operators to set rates and manage operations. This integration makes SafeLease's automated tenant coverage solutions directly available within Cubby's management software.
"Cubby users can leverage this new integration to maximize tenant participation into their protection program while ensuring full compliance with their leases' insurance coverage requirements," states a press release.
"Cubby clients now have turnkey access to SafeLease tenant protection and insurance services directly within our platform," said Matt Engfer, Co-founder & CEO of Cubby. "This isn't just another insurance integration – it ensures maximum enrollment in a critical revenue stream and automates reporting to SafeLease for expedited billing."
"Softer rental rates and expensive capital means operators must expect more from their vendors," said Steven Stein, CEO of SafeLease. "Through this integration, Cubby and SafeLease can offer operators the best tooling to maximize their revenue potential and achieve budget goals."
Visit www.safelease.com and www.cubbystorage.com for more.
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