Everything important about your rental in one place

Arclla helps from the first property setup through payments, contracts, repairs, and readings. When you need something, you do not search through messages and spreadsheets. You open the right property.

1

Set up the property once and keep it clear

Key details, energy information, payments, and rental periods stay together. That makes rent, deposits, and recurring payments easier to follow.

  • property profile (address, currency, key details)
  • energy details: electricity, water, gas, heating
  • solar power details
  • contract periods with due day and deposit
  • monthly split of rent + utilities
  • payment method and bank account details

Outcome: you know what applies to each property and how it is billed.

2

Prepare contracts faster and with less mess

Tenant, period, and property details work together. It is easier to prepare a contract, addendum, and signed version.

  • main contract and addendum generation
  • saved versions of key details over time
  • preview, print, and download to PDF or Word
  • upload of signed versions
  • people and company details
  • tenant assignment to contract periods
  • welcome emails for tenants

Outcome: less manual copying and lower risk of losing an important document.

3

Payments and statistics without your own spreadsheet

Income, expenses, recurring payments, and receipts stay under the property. Charts, summaries, and tax records show how the rental is doing and what you can prepare for accounting.

  • income and expense records with categories and easy filters
  • transaction receipt uploads
  • tax records from income, expenses, payments, and receipts
  • download to Excel or CSV
  • standing order rules
  • last and upcoming processing overview
  • quick and custom date filters
  • financial summary you can share

Outcome: you quickly see what came in, what went out, whether the rental is profitable, and which records are ready for an accountant or tax return preparation.

4

Property performance shows whether the rental works

Monthly costs, rent collection, profitability, and basic return indicators are tracked for each property.

  • monthly income, costs, and net result
  • paid and expected rent overview
  • reserves and costs that affect returns
  • quick check of whether the rental is meeting expectations

Outcome: you do not have to assemble the numbers manually and can quickly see where the property earns or loses money.

5

Advances and deposits stay separate from regular payments

Received advances, deposits, their use, and returns are tracked separately from rent and operating transactions.

  • expected, received, used, and returned amount
  • link to an applicant or contract period
  • separation of refundable money from regular income
  • notes, dates, and deposit status

Outcome: money connected to the lease stays clear even when the lease changes or ends.

6

Track repairs from report to completion

When an issue appears, it does not get lost in messages. It has its own record, progress, photos, steps, and costs.

  • issue list with progress status
  • step-by-step resolution timeline
  • repair cost tracking
  • issues linked to related expenses

Outcome: you know what was reported, what is being handled, and how much it costs.

7

Keep trusted suppliers ready for every repair

Verified tradespeople and service suppliers are stored in one place. When an issue is handled, you can quickly assign who completed the repair and which costs belong to it.

  • profession, contact details, and supplier notes
  • rating and collaboration history
  • supplier assignment to a specific issue
  • optional transfer of costs into transactions

Outcome: for the next repair, you do not have to search for a contact or rebuild the service history afterward.

8

Readings, inventory, and photos stay at hand

Meters, readings, rooms, inventory, and photos are stored under the right property. During checks or handover, you find them quickly.

  • meters
  • historical readings and reading photos
  • rooms and asset inventory
  • asset condition and quantity
  • manual albums
  • albums created from transactions, readings, assets, and repairs

Outcome: you have proof, history, and a clear view of property condition.

9

Organize viewings without back-and-forth calls

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Create a public booking link for a property, set available viewing slots, and add photos, contact details, practical information, and applicant questions. The applicant chooses a slot on the public page and the system saves them to your list.

  • public booking link for a specific property
  • available slots and viewing capacity setup
  • photos, practical details, and contact information for applicants
  • additional questions before booking a slot
  • automatic confirmation email and cancellation option
  • notes, applicant rating, and moving an applicant to tenants

Outcome: less coordination through messages and a clearer view of who is genuinely interested in the property.

10

Tasks and reminders keep deadlines under control

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Internal tasks belong to a specific property and are visible to landlords, managers, or agents with access.

  • one-time tasks for a specific due date
  • recurring rules for service, inspections, insurance, or taxes
  • tasks waiting to be completed
  • task categories such as insurance, service, inspection, tax, or administration
  • automatic creation of future dates for recurring tasks

Outcome: property obligations do not end up in a separate calendar or notes outside the system.

11

Keep team and tenant access under control

If more people work on a property, you can invite them easily and remove access anytime. Tenants get their own portal for payments and repair reports.

  • property-specific invitations
  • invitation statuses: waiting, accepted, declined, canceled
  • instant access removal when an invitation is canceled
  • clear overview of current plan and subscription
  • what each plan includes
  • encrypted data stored in the EU
  • separate tenant portal for the assigned property and rental period

Outcome: less message forwarding and more control over who can see what.

How It Works in Practice

  1. Create a property and add key details, tenant, payments, and rental period.
  2. Prepare contracts, store documents, and set up how you want to track payments.
  3. When looking for a tenant, publish a viewing booking link and applicants choose an available slot.
  4. During the rental, add payments, repairs, suppliers, tasks, readings, photos, and inventory directly to the property.
  5. When needed, invite other people or give the tenant access to their portal.

Start keeping your rental under control.

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