REPORTING
See the rent roll and collections picture, from the same verified records.
A current rent roll, an open-balances report, and a cash-performance view—built from the same lease and payment records behind the rest of the workspace, not a separately maintained spreadsheet.
Your property needs 3 decisions
A rent roll that's always current
Every tenant's rent, CAM, annual value, and next rent step, generated from the same verified lease records—not updated by hand.
Open balances by tenant
See exactly who owes what, right now, without cross-referencing a separate collections spreadsheet.
Cash performance from reconciled activity
Income and expenses derived from actual reconciled bank transactions, not a projected or estimated figure.
Export what you need to share
Print or export a rent roll or open-balances report for a lender, partner, or your own records.
What this covers today
Reporting in TenantPoint today is a rent roll, an open-balances report, and a cash-performance view—each built from the same verified lease, payment, and bank-activity records the rest of the workspace uses. There's no separate report-building step; the numbers are already current.
What this isn't, yet
This is property-level operating reporting, not a full business-intelligence suite. There's no owner profit-and-loss statement, portfolio benchmarking against market data, or custom report builder today—if your next question is a formal P&L, that still runs through your accountant and QuickBooks.
- Available: rent roll, open balances, cash performance
- Not yet available: formal P&L, portfolio benchmarking, custom report builder
What still needs a person
Interpreting a report for a lender conversation, filing taxes, or making a capital-allocation decision still needs you or the right professional. TenantPoint's job is making sure the underlying numbers are trustworthy and current when you need them.
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions owners ask about this.
Does TenantPoint generate a profit-and-loss statement?
Not yet. Today's reporting covers rent roll, open balances, and cash performance—for a formal P&L, that still runs through your accountant.
Can I export a report?
Yes. Rent roll and open-balances reports can be printed or exported to share with a lender, partner, or for your own records.