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Your dashboard and reports

Know where you stand at a glance: what's in, what's late, what needs you.

  1. 1

    Start with Needs your attention

    Proofs to check, leases to countersign, move-outs and deposits waiting: each row takes you where it gets done.

  2. 2

    Read the four figures

    Rent roll, Collected this month, Arrears and Occupancy. Tap the “?” beside any of them for what it means.

  3. 3

    Open Reports for more

    The rent roll, lease endings, deposits and income, each downloadable as a spreadsheet (CSV) or PDF.

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Good to know

  • The income report is a summary of money received, not a BIR filing.

Words used here

Rent roll
The rent you expect each month: the monthly rent of every lease that has started, added up.
Collected
Money your tenants actually paid, by the day it was paid. Deposits aren't counted: they're still the tenant's until they're used for a charge.
Arrears
Rent that's late: still unpaid after its due date and the lease's grace days. Tenants who moved out and still owe are included.
Occupancy
How many of your units have a tenant living there now, out of all of them.