Monthly costs, individual balances
Follow unpaid, partly paid, paid, and overdue amounts. Pause recurring schedules when needed while keeping past monthly records.
Bring reservation revenue, everyday expenses, monthly rent, and partner balances into one workspace. See the period and building behind each number, with payments kept in context.
Record the cost once, assign where it belongs, then track what has been paid. Your overview connects revenue and costs without counting the same payment as another expense.
Read the practical guideEnter an expense manually or upload a receipt image. Compare detected supplier, date, invoice number, currency, and total with the original before confirming.
Assign the expense to one physical apartment, split it equally across several in a building, or record it against a whole building or the company.
Set the amount, first month, optional last month, and due day for monthly rent. Each generated month has its own record and payment balance.
Choose a period, currency, building, and revenue basis. Compare recorded revenue with allocated expenses and applicable partner room costs.
Follow unpaid, partly paid, paid, and overdue amounts. Pause recurring schedules when needed while keeping past monthly records.
Read supported JPG, PNG, and WebP receipt images. Extraction suggests details; you check them and complete the expense allocation.
Check-in, check-out, and daily revenue answer different questions. Payment records explain balances and do not create revenue a second time.
Clear answers before you get started.
The total is counted once and divided equally among the selected physical apartments, with any rounding cents allocated consistently. Building reports use the relevant allocations.
No. Review and correct the extracted fields, choose a category and allocation, and confirm the expense. If text cannot be read, you can enter the details manually.
General company costs and partner room costs without a local building allocation are shown separately. A filtered building result represents its allocated contribution, not the full company result.
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