The owner's statement, cash-honest to the day the money landed.
An owner who trusts the paper does not ring the office. The statement is built from what actually happened — money by the day it landed, spending against the property, and how the month ended.
Keyed and read-only. No account, no password, nothing to manage.
Toggle a month — the paper adds itself up.
Casa Verde & The Ayala Corner
For T. Almazan · cash by the day it landed
- Every section, from day one
- Nothing held back by tier
- Staff logins unlimited
Three moves, and you make none of them.
The whole feature is these three. Everything else on this page is detail hanging off them.
The channel desk
Every calendar read hourly; tonight’s hosting, free doors and the next turnover.
All twelve on one page →- A correction is a void and a reissueon the record, with a reason — money history is never edited backwards.
- Never two letters in a dayhowever many a person is owed for, and the throttle is invisible from outside.
- Nothing runs twice.Every run is idempotent; a second press changes nothing.
One of the six kinds carries this.
The same owner statements, dressed for each — and one estate can run more than one of them.
The monthly P&L in Premises shows every unit's income, direct costs and share of general costs. How to read it, what a vacant or repaired unit looks like.
Read the article →What Premises hands your accountant each month — the P&L, expenses, receipt register, payroll and contributions as CSV, plus files shaped for their software.
Read the article →A unit you clean or maintain for someone else in Premises: the service-only flag keeps it on the rota and out of occupancy, invoices, the portal and P&L.
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The owner’s paper, on from the first minute.
Free under five doors, six months free above that, and every other one of the twelve switched on beside it.