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- 2. Objectives • Why do we collect demographic data? • What information is required? • How do we collect this data? • Integration exceptions • Printing & analyzing the reports • Fixing the data
- 3. Who is our customer? Demographic Data
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- 5. Demographic data is a critical component to understanding who our customer is. Trends in this data affect our business on a daily basis. Demographic Data
- 6. This data influences where we invest, the type of product we build and how we ultimately service our prospects and residents. Demographic Data
- 7. We need to be able to provide accurate and timely demographic data to our internal and external partners. Demographic Data
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- 13. Once a lease has been executed in PSI, you must log into Yardi and update this field on the application form. Integration Exceptions
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- 19. Use the Resident Demographic Detail by Unit report to identify and investigate. Demographic Reports
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