Feature
Financial reporting built on live ledger data, not spreadsheets
Every rent payment, expense and vendor invoice flows into a per-property ledger, so financial reports reflect what actually happened — not a spreadsheet someone updates when they remember to.
The problem
Manually assembled financial reports drift out of sync with reality the moment a payment or expense isn't logged in the same place as everything else.
Why it matters
Owners and investors make renewal, pricing and disposal decisions off these numbers — reporting that's stale or inconsistent undermines trust in the whole relationship.
How Meridian helps
- Per-property ledger tracking rent collected, expenses, vendor invoices and owner distributions
- NOI and cash flow reporting, with budget-vs-actual comparison
- Arrears tracking tied directly to the cheque and payment schedule
- PDF and Excel export for every report type
FAQ
Can I compare performance across properties?
Portfolio-level financial reports let you compare properties and buildings side by side, not just view them one at a time.
Does this handle service charges?
Service charge reconciliation is tracked as part of the per-property ledger alongside rent and expenses.