AQARAT BLOG
Introduction to aqarat Property Management
Originally published: 27 January 2026
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Before watching, choose a workflow to follow
Use this introduction alongside the module pages to explore a question from your own portfolio. Start with a familiar task, such as a lease renewal or maintenance request, and identify which people and records are involved. This makes the product overview easier to connect to everyday work.
Practical focus
- Choose one recurring task
- Identify the property, tenant and company context
- List the records and reports you need
Connect a lease with its financial records
A useful evaluation follows the property and tenant agreement into the payment schedule and accounting treatment. Review instalments and cheques, then examine the available account defaults and lease-posting options. These connected records explain how property activity reaches the built-in financial system.
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Properties, tenants and agreements
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Instalments, receipts and cheque status
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Account settings and lease posting
Include maintenance and tenant communication
Property operations also include service work and the messages that support it. Review how maintenance requests become orders and jobs, how costs are recorded and which tenant correspondence is available. The related module pages describe these capabilities independently of the introductory video.
Practical focus
- Requests, orders and assigned jobs
- Parts, labour and property expenses
- Maintenance announcements and emailed reports
Prepare questions for a practical evaluation
After reviewing the introduction and relevant modules, write down the workflows you need demonstrated. Bring examples of your company structure, agreements and reports, and distinguish confirmed capabilities from configuration questions. The selection checklist provides a structured way to record your requirements and follow-up points.
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Use examples from your own portfolio
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Record configuration and reporting questions
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Compare suppliers against the same requirements
See how your property workflows fit together.
Follow leasing, collections, maintenance and accounting in a demonstration shaped around your team and portfolio.