Use Case · Real Estate

Twenty properties.
One set of books.

Property accounting has a structural complexity problem. Every property is its own profit center, every tenant has their own history, every maintenance vendor sends invoices in a different format. BeanStack links property, lease, tenant, invoice, and payment together in one ledger.

Twenty properties traditionally means twenty sets of books and twenty bank accounts to reconcile. Every property management tool assumes you want a dashboard; every dashboard hides what you're actually looking for behind three navigation levels. Every reporting question becomes a manual assembly.

Properties, leases, tenants, rent receipts, maintenance invoices, and payments are all linked together. Ask the AI "show me outstanding vendor invoices for 12 Main Street" and it follows those links. No custom reporting project required.

For financial reporting, that structure matters. Per-property P&L is a filter, not a rebuild. And when you add a property, you add a record — not a new ledger.

Where it pays off

Properties

Each property as an asset record

Custom fields (address, square footage, property type) are configurable. The record is the anchor for every related invoice, lease, and payment.

Leases

Signed leases as agreements

Upload a signed lease. Document AI extracts key terms and creates an agreement record linked to the tenant and the property.

Vendor intake

Maintenance invoices through AI

Invoices arrive as uploads, get classified and extracted, and surface in the inbox. Approve them and they post to the right property automatically.

Bank feeds

Per-property operating accounts

Connect bank feeds directly or upload statements. Per-account reconciliation runs match transactions against the ledger continuously.

Auto-classify

Rent and utility deposits

Bank classification rules auto-code incoming rent, utility payments, and recurring vendor ACH by description, merchant, and amount.

Per-property reports

Statements you can filter

Financial statements filter by reporting entity. No more assembling per-property P&L in spreadsheets.

The old way vs. the new way

Manual grindWith BeanStack
Entering maintenance invoices one property at a timeDocument AI extracts property, category, and amounts
Coding rent deposits to the right tenant and propertyBank rules match recurring patterns automatically
Reconciling per-property operating accountsPer-account reconciliation against your bank transactions
Tracking which lease governs which tenantEach lease links to its tenant and property
Producing per-property financial viewsStatements filterable by reporting entity

Portfolio books,
in one ledger.

Add a property. Upload a lease. The AI threads the rest together.

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