Cash flow and NOI reporting
Journal entries, ledger codes, rent payments, expenses, and property-level accounts support cash flow, NOI, rent roll, and performance reporting.
Portfolio Intelligence
Know Your Numbers
Trenly turns rent, expenses, bank activity, maintenance costs, taxes, insurance, and loans into owner-ready visibility instead of another spreadsheet to reconcile.
The point is not just reporting. It is management clarity: know which properties are carrying the portfolio, which costs are drifting, and what needs attention next.
- NOI and cash flow
- Schedule E categories
- Bank reconciliation
- Monthly reports
What this actually does
Built around the workflows owners already have to run.
See how this part of Trenly turns scattered owner work into clear workflows, saved context, and next steps you can trust.
Bank reconciliation
Import bank activity, match transactions, classify income and expenses, and keep the property books current without rebuilding your own spreadsheet.
Tax-ready categories
Ledger code groups map expenses to Schedule E-style reporting so tax prep becomes a year-round process instead of a spring scramble.
AI-assisted insight
Trenly can flag unusual spending, missing data, stale records, and performance opportunities that would otherwise stay buried.
How it works
From messy input to owner-ready action.
1
Connect or import financial data
Rent payments, bank transactions, manual entries, imports, insurance, taxes, loans, and maintenance costs become structured records.
2
Classify and reconcile
Income and expenses are mapped to accounts, properties, units, counterparties, and reporting categories.
3
Review reports
Use the reports catalog for cash flow, NOI, Schedule E, expense analysis, vacancy, maintenance analytics, and more.
4
Act on what changes
Portfolio actions and alerts point you toward overdue, abnormal, or under-optimized areas.
Proof points
Concrete enough to compare.
Each feature is tied to records, workflows, and owner controls already built into the platform.
25+
Report types
The reports hub includes financial tracking, tax prep, expense analysis, rent roll, vacancy, and owner performance views.
Double-entry
Accounting foundation
Journal entries enforce balanced debit and credit lines before posting.
Schedule E
Tax mapping
Ledger groups and codes support property-level tax category reporting.
Scope boundary
Where owner judgment stays in the loop.
Trenly handles structure, follow-through, and visibility. You keep control of approvals, exceptions, and decisions that need your judgment.
- Trenly is not a CPA and does not file tax returns for you.
- Financial reports are only as complete as the data you connect, import, or enter.
- AI suggestions are review prompts, not automatic financial decisions.
Included in the platform.
Trenly starts at $20/month with the first unit included, then $10/month for each additional unit. Field services and 24/7 maintenance dispatch are available as add-ons where applicable.
$20/mo start
FAQ
Questions owners ask before they trust it.
Can I use this instead of spreadsheets?
Yes for owner operations. Trenly stores the underlying records and generates reports so you are not rebuilding calculations manually.
Does it handle bank reconciliation?
Yes. The finance domain includes bank accounts, bank transactions, reconciliation workflows, and journal entries.
Will it prepare my taxes?
It prepares the records and Schedule E-style reporting that make tax prep easier. It does not replace your CPA or file returns.
What if my data is incomplete?
The reports will reflect the data available. Trenly also surfaces data completeness gaps so you know what to add next.
Run this part of your portfolio with more leverage.
Keep the control you want, get the operational coverage you need, and stop paying 10% just to stay organized.