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.
REPORTING
See the rent roll, collections and NOI, from the same verified records.
A current rent roll, an open-balances report, and an operating statement with NOI by building—built from the same lease, payment and bank records behind the rest of the workspace, not a separately maintained spreadsheet.
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Owner briefing · Northline Commerce Center
Your property needs 3 decisions
- 01Rent collectionOne partial balance needs review
- 02BankingTwo transactions need allocation
- 03Lease dateNotice window opens in 21 days
AI prepares the work · You approve the action
Illustrative product view · fictional demo property
How TenantPoint handles it
Four parts of owner reporting, one connected record.
Open balances by tenant
See exactly who owes what, right now, without cross-referencing a separate collections spreadsheet.
An operating statement with NOI by building
Income by line, operating expenses by category, and net operating income for each building or all buildings combined, on a cash or billed basis. Capital improvements sit below NOI. Expenses come from your confirmed bank transactions.
Export what you need to share
Download the operating statement as a PDF or CSV, or email it to your CPA or lender, along with the rent roll, AR aging and open-balances reports.
The outcome
Answer “where does the property actually stand” without rebuilding the answer from three sources.
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What this covers today
Reporting in TenantPoint today is a rent roll, an open-balances report, AR aging, and an operating statement with NOI by building—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.
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What this isn't, yet
This is property-level operating reporting, not accounting software or a full business-intelligence suite. The operating statement shows income, operating expenses and NOI, but there's no general ledger, balance sheet, accrual-basis books, portfolio benchmarking against market data, or custom report builder today—tax-ready financial statements still run through your accountant and QuickBooks.
- Available: rent roll, open balances, AR aging, an operating statement with NOI by building
- Not yet available: general ledger and balance sheet, portfolio benchmarking, custom report builder
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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?
It generates an operating statement for each building and for all buildings combined: income, operating expenses by category, net operating income (NOI), then capital improvements and cash flow after them, on a cash or billed basis. It isn't a general ledger or accountant-prepared financial statements; for tax-ready books, that still runs through your accountant.
Can I export a report?
Yes. The operating statement downloads as a PDF or CSV and can be emailed to your CPA or lender, and the rent roll, AR aging and open-balances reports can be printed or exported to share with a lender, partner, or for your own records.
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