Billing & collections

Invoicing that follows the lease, not a calendar reminder

One workspace holds leases, open balances, and the tools to invoice, record payments, and calculate late fees. Retail, industrial, office, or mixed-use — the cycle is the same.

Invoicing in UnitConnect

What you get

The details that matter, not a generic checklist

01

Charges that recur until they should not

Rent increases, additional charges, and sales tax when you need them. The lease dates drive the invoice, not a forgotten spreadsheet row.

02

Send it how they read it

Email and SMS invoices. Tenants who prefer the portal can pay there with ACH or card.

03

Deposits, late fees, options

Security deposits, automatic late fees, commencement, expiration, and options with reminders — the operational details that generic landlord apps skip.

04

See who still owes

Open balances and aging sit next to the tenant record. Record a payment without leaving the invoice.

How it runs

Three steps, then it stays in the file

  1. 01

    Lease terms become the schedule

    Commencement, increases, and recurring charges are on the tenant. Generating the cycle is a step, not a project.

  2. 02

    Deliver the invoice

    Email, SMS, or the portal. The tenant sees the same numbers you do.

  3. 03

    Collect and close

    ACH, card, or a recorded check. Late fees calculate when the lease says they should.

FAQ

Questions managers ask

Can I invoice on a schedule other than monthly?

Yes. Recurring charges follow the terms you set on the lease — including additional charges and rent increases.

Do tenants have to pay online?

No. Online ACH and card are available when you want them. You can still record checks and other payments.

Is sales tax supported?

Yes. Add sales tax on rental income when your jurisdiction requires it.

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