Tenants, rents, dates. One table.
Lease agreements land in a table with rent, end date and indexation (the yearly rent rise). Tenant requests arrive through a form.
- Rent, deposit and end date read from every lease
- Tenant requests through a form, on a board
- Utility invoices matched to units
Three things it does from day one. Each use case is one table with your own documents.
Lease agreements
Rent, deposit and end date read from every lease. Indexation worked out.
Tenant requests
A tenant reports a fault through the form. The request lands on the board.
Utility settlement
Utility invoices matched to units and split between tenants.
What Quanty reads in your company.
What companies like yours ask.
Does Quanty invoice tenants?
No. Quanty reads and organises leases and invoices. You keep invoicing in your own program.
Can tenants see my table?
No. A tenant sees only the form. You decide what to share.
Where is my data?
The app and database run on servers in Poland, files are stored in the EU. Pluscode Sp. z o.o. in Poznań is responsible for them; we sign a data processing agreement on request.
How much does it cost?
One price for the whole company, people included: Free $0, Base $35, Pro $119 a month. No per-seat fees.
Start with one folder of invoices.
Request access. We reply in English or Polish, usually within one business day.
