Your owner statements, seen as accounting. This tutorial covers opening the reports, reading them, switching between the owner and PM view, and setting up fee allocations.
1. Open the reports
Go to the Accounting module.
In the sidebar, click PnL or General ledger.
Select a Company (+ a Property) and a period — the report loads as soon as one of them is set. Add both to narrow to a single property within a company.
2. Read the PnL
The PnL groups your owner-statement lines by category:
Income — accommodation plus the fees the owner keeps
Expenses — costs, commissions, adjustments
Net income — equals the owner statement's bottom line
Click a group to expand it and see the accounts inside. Because it is the same data as the statement, the Net always matches the statement total.
3. Switch between owner and PM
The report follows the type of company you pick:
Owner company → that owner's P&L (their income and costs)
Manager (PM) company → your own P&L (the management commission you earn)
4. General ledger
The same entries, flat — one row each: date, company/owner, property, transaction, details, amount, and a running balance. Use the Account filter to narrow down.
5. Chart of accounts
Open Owner → Chart of accounts. Every account is Revenue or Expenses; fees and expenses map to these accounts, and that mapping is what groups the PnL. One shared chart across the module.
6. Allocations — routing fees to the PM
The owner's income and costs come from the contract — its fees flow straight into the owner's P&L. Allocation is how you route a fee to the manager (PM) instead: set a fee's allocation to Company (PM) and it counts as the PM's income, not the owner's.
Use it for fees that aren't fixed by the contract — typically service fees (cleaning, check-in, linen) the PM may keep for itself.
Accommodation → the owner (from the contract)
Management commission → the PM
Service fees → route with allocation
To set it: go to Settings → Fees, open a fee, and set Allocation to Owner or Company (PM).
7. When revenue is recognised
This depends on the contract's allocation method:
Check-out — the whole reservation counts in its checkout month
Pro-rata — revenue spreads across the months of the stay
Check-in — counts at the start





