Capability index
Property Pulse is organized around the work owners actually repeat: recording property money, running rentals, keeping source documents attached to the records they justify, and analysing whether a property earns its keep. Each capability area below explains one part of that workflow and links to the related areas it depends on.
Each capability area reads and writes against the same property record, so a lease, an expense, a closing document, and an investment assumption all describe the same asset instead of living in separate spreadsheets.
Financial reporting is cash-basis: income and expenses are recognised when money actually moves, and settlement-funded items at acquisition are kept separate from ongoing operating cash flow.
Product fact
The five capability areas listed here are released and in use in v0.12.84; planned work is not described as available.
Methodology
Each capability page is written from the product's own behaviour and reviewed when the behaviour changes, not from marketing copy.
Last reviewed against Property Pulse v0.12.84.
Record income and expenses per property and see net operating income and net cash flow for any period.
Compare properties, watch attention signals, and produce owner, accounting, and performance reports.
Track leases and tenants, issue monthly rent invoices, and allocate payments back to the ledger.
Start from the documents you already hold and let them populate property, lease, and financial records.
Model acquisition cash, projected returns, and IRR against the property's own recorded history.