Tarun Muduganti

Operators tend to deal with delayed rental payments in the form of charging tenants late fees. Our system is capable of handling all the permutations and combinations associated with creating a custom late fee configuration that is best suited to the needs of an operator.
Current Manual Calculation and Application of Late Fees to Overdue Invoices:
Operators have several complex considerations based on factors like grace periods, late fee tiers, and potential exceptions.
This calculation needs to be applied to all overdue invoices. Keeping track of this and applying this can both be cumbersome and prone to error.
Our system takes into consideration different factors based on which an operator might want to charge a late fee. Some of the data we capture are:
Let’s look at an example to understand this better:
ABC Property Management Ltd. would like to charge their tenants a 1% fee on the total outstanding invoice amount on the 7th day of every month.
To do this, the company would create the Automation as follows:


Now that the Late fee automation is set, the steps that need to be taken are:

Product/Service
Rental Amount
Due Date
Status of INV as of 15th April 2024
Late fee
INV for Rent in February
5000
6th February, 2024
Due
Applicable
INV for Rent in March
5000
6th March, 2024
Due
Applicable
INV for Rent in April
5000
6th April, 2024
Due
Applicable
Total Outstanding Amount
15000
150
*All values are represented in dollars
**Late fee = 1% x 15,000 = $150
Note: When the tenant chooses to pay any of the above invoices, the total late fee will be applied to the invoice value.
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