Collect rent on EloERP
EloERP does not have a separate property module yet. You can still bill rent every month: each unit's rent is a plan, each tenant is a customer, and the billing run raises the rent invoices on the due date. Security deposits are recorded as receipts against the tenant's ledger.
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Sign up and choose your business type
Create your company's account in a few steps, choose the product and industry that fit your business, and start your free trial.
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Set up your company profile
Add your logo, contact details, tax number, address and regional settings on day one, before you enter any invoice.
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Set up payment methods
Link cash, card, bank transfer and other ways of being paid to the right cash or bank account, and add your real bank accounts.
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Create a plan for each rent amount
Set up what you sell on a schedule, its price, how often it bills, its tax, fees, trial and contract length.
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Add your tenants as customers
Add, find, edit, import and export your customers, and give each one a ledger (khata), an opening balance, a credit limit, a price tier and an area.
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Put each tenant on their rent plan
Put a customer on a plan, then pause, resume, cancel, change plan, bill early or send the customer a pay link from the subscription's page.
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Raise the month's rent invoices
See every daily billing run, preview what is due without raising anything, and raise all due invoices at once.
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Record rent and deposits received
Record money received in cash, by bank transfer or by cheque, from a customer or any other source, and settle customer invoices.
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Send reminders for late rent
Set the ladder of reminders, late fees and suspensions that runs on every unpaid subscription invoice as days pass.
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See who owes rent
Who owes what on subscription invoices, split by how late it is, customer by customer.
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Read a tenant's ledger
Every customer's balance from the books in one list, and each customer's statement (khata) with or without the items sold.
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Let the AI help you run the business
A tour of the AI in EloERP - asking about your books, voice entries, reading supplier bills, suggested orders, the WhatsApp briefing and connecting your own Claude or ChatGPT - and the rule that nothing posts until a person approves it.