Tarun Muduganti

Property managers face significant challenges when generating the first-month rent invoice, particularly when leases start mid-month.
But why is this an issue?
Why do we help handle First month invoicing?
Let’s take an example to understand this better:
Unit
Contract start date
Contract end date
101
1st July
31st July
If the tenant moving into unit 101 has to be invoiced for the first month, we heard 2 resounding opinions:
Factors like tenant cash flow, standard operating procedures, regional regulations, property manager’s cash flow, reducing risk etc. make property managers choose either of the above options.
But over and above this, making this journey configurable for the property manager is of utmost importance. The following questions are defined in the SOPs of many PM businesses.
So how do we answer these questions?
A complete solution - First month Invoice Settings
Users can define how the invoices need to be created depending on internal and external factors. To enable this our system provides users with 2 options:
This allows users to choose an option that best suits their needs. So this answers question 1 above.
Now for questions 2, 3 and 4 - we have the option to choose what should be added to the first-month invoice:
And finally coming to questions 5 and 6 - Default Invoice date.
Invoice #
Invoice Period
Basis of Proration
Invoice Due
1
(15-07-2024 - 31-07-2024)
Prorate 1st month invoice
15th July or the Contract start date
2
(1-08-2024 - 31-08-2024)
Prorate 1st month invoice
1st August or Contract start date
3
(15-07-2024 - 14-08-2024)
Raise a 2nd-month invoice
15th July or Invoice created date
4
(15-08-2024 - 31-08-2024)
Raise a 2nd-month invoice
15th August or Contract start date or Invoice created date
Note: This only applies to contracts that are starting mid-month and does not apply to contracts that start at the beginning of the month.
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