Reports
The numbers, without the spreadsheet evening
The month-end scramble to assemble a report usually exists because the underlying records disagree. Fix that and the report is already written.
What it does
Occupancy and vacancy, what was billed and what was collected, who is in arrears and for how long, what maintenance cost and where sales have reached — drawn from the same records the work happens in, so the report and reality cannot drift apart.
- Occupancy and vacancy, current and over time
- Billed versus collected, per building and per month
- Arrears by age, so you chase the right ones first
- Maintenance volume and cost
- Sales progress and receivables
- Printable monthly statements for any building
Why it matters
Drawn, not assembled
Reports read the live record. There is no export, no reconciliation step and no version that is three days out of date.
Portfolio or single tower
Look across everything you manage, or at one building, without changing tools.
Printable
The documents you actually hand to an owner or a board come out as proper PDFs.
Questions
Can we export the data?
Yes. Listings can be exported, and the documents that get shared — statements, invoices, notices — are produced as PDFs.
Can we see the whole portfolio at once?
Yes, with the option to filter to a single building wherever that is more useful.
Explore next
Building management
Buildings, units, residents, owners, leases and occupancy — the record everything else is built on.
Explore →Billing & collections
Rent, maintenance, metered utilities, parking and late fees — billed in one run, tracked to the rupee.
Explore →Maintenance & complaints
Complaints, work orders, planned maintenance and inspections, with a trail residents can see.
Explore →See it against your own building
A short walkthrough using your buildings, your charges and your questions — not a canned demo.