Where do the figures come from?

From records already on this device — the rent ledger you keep and the receipts you have issued. Nothing is entered twice and nothing new is stored.

Does it store anything?

No. It is a query. Open it, read it, print it; every key on your device is exactly as it was.

Does it tell me who to chase?

No. It recommends no collection step, grades no tenant and adds no late fee. Which balance to pursue, and how, is your decision and is governed by your lease and your state’s law.

Does it add late fees or interest?

No. Nothing is added to any figure. What appears is what you recorded.

How is this different from the AR aging report?

The aging report ages invoices. This is rent — charges and payments on tenancies, which are different records.

Rent collection summary

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What was charged, what was paid and what is outstanding across your tenancies.

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Rent collection summary

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Showing every entry on this device. Ages are measured from .

No rent has been recorded yet. Charges and payments you enter on a rent ledger, and the receipts you issue, both appear here.

What you charged and what was paid, from the rent records already on this device, grouped by tenancy over the period you choose. A charge counts up and a payment counts down, so a group's total is what is still outstanding on your own figures. IT IS A REPORT AND NOTHING MORE: it stores nothing, sends nothing and changes no record. It recommends no collection step, adds no late fee, counts no statutory deadline and grades no tenant's credit or reliability. What to do about a balance, and what you are allowed to do, comes from your lease and your state's law rather than from this page.

Two records, one page

Rent lives in a ledger and in a pile of receipts. This puts both on one page, grouped by tenancy, so what is outstanding is visible without adding anything up by hand.

It stores nothing

No key is written, nothing is filed and nothing is sent. Opening a report should never change the records it reports on.

It recommends nothing

No collection step, no late fee, no statutory deadline and no tenant grading. What to do about a balance is a decision this page has no business making.

Alongside this: Rent ledger · Rent roll · Rent receipt

A report derived from records already on your device. It stores nothing and transmits nothing. CompliMaint recommends no collection step, adds no late fee or interest, counts no statutory deadline, grades no tenant and gives no legal advice. Everything runs on your device.

Questions people ask

Where do the figures come from?: From records already on this device — the rent ledger you keep and the receipts you have issued. Nothing is entered twice and nothing new is stored.
Does it store anything?: No. It is a query. Open it, read it, print it; every key on your device is exactly as it was.
Does it tell me who to chase?: No. It recommends no collection step, grades no tenant and adds no late fee. Which balance to pursue, and how, is your decision and is governed by your lease and your state’s law.
Does it add late fees or interest?: No. Nothing is added to any figure. What appears is what you recorded.
How is this different from the AR aging report?: The aging report ages invoices. This is rent — charges and payments on tenancies, which are different records.