Amaar
Every fils of rent, accounted for.
Amaar runs leases, invoices, receipts and owner statements for property managers, and shows everyone where the rent went, month by month.
- Exact to the fils
- Each owner sees only their share
- Arabic and English
Where the expected rent went
- Expected Revenue 34000.000
- Vacancy Loss − 1400.000
- Rent below asking − 1000.000
- Contracted Revenue 31600.000
- Written Off − 350.000
- Arrears to Date − 3070.000
- Rent Allocated 28180.000
The year at a glance Sample
Every chart is drawn from the calendars, for the whole organization or cut to one owner’s months and share. The figures here are made up.
Billed against contracted
- Contracted Revenue
- 31600.000
- Billed
- 30700.000
- Not billed
- 900.000
Rent collected against billed
- Billed
- 30700.000
- Rent Allocated
- 28180.000
- Not yet collected
- 2170.000
- Written Off
- 350.000
When rent was paid
Rent allocated to each month, by when the money arrived, in KWD. Hover over a month for its figures.
- In the month 23560.000
- Received in Advance 1700.000
- Received Late 2920.000
Arrears by month
For each month: what was owed at its end, fixed then, and what is still owed for it today, in KWD.
- Arrears to Date 3070.000
- Arrears at Month End 4840.000
What Amaar does
Leases that bill themselves
Signing a lease issues every rent invoice, each exact to the fils.
Receipts allocated for you
Money goes to what is due. A bounce or a void releases exactly what it should.
Owner statements
Rent, fees and expenses for each owner, issued and then fixed.
Eleven calendars
From expected rent to written off, month by month: what the charts are drawn from.
Books that balance
Expenses, payments out, a ledger, and reconciliation against the bank.
A view for each person
Staff, owners and tenants each see what is theirs, kept apart by the database.
Accounts are by invitation from your property manager.