Month-end in minutes, not a weekend.
The charges are already there, already itemised. You review and issue.
Charges flow from the work itself, statements build themselves, and every owner gets their own page to check — instead of ringing you.
You manage a few rooms for other people. Which means every month ends the same way: a spreadsheet, a stack of receipts, and a run of phone calls.
“What's this $85?” — and now you're digging through texts from the cleaner to work out which visit it was.
The more owners you take on, the worse it gets. The spreadsheet doesn't scale. The phone calls definitely don't.
If charges are typed up at month-end from memory and receipts, the statement is guesswork — and every owner question is an excavation.
In Accommador the charge is born where the work happens: a job on an owner's room carries its cost, its notes and its photos from the day it was done.
Month-end stops being an assembly job. The statement was building itself all along.
Who they are, which rooms or vessels are theirs, and how to reach them.
A job done on an owner's room can be billed to that owner — with the hours, notes and photos attached.
Review the period's charges, then issue. Anything odd waits in an exceptions queue for a decision instead of slipping through.
A secure link where they see their rooms' activity and every statement — without ringing you.
The charges are already there, already itemised. You review and issue.
Every line traces to the job it came from — date, notes and photos included.
Owners check their own page instead of checking with you.
Charges flow from recorded work, not from memory at month-end.
A job you choose not to charge is written off on the record — not left haunting the books.
Ten owners is the same process as two. The spreadsheet stops being the limit.
Most operators run owner accounting in a spreadsheet beside their booking system — typed up at month-end, defended by phone.
Accommador records the charge where the work happens and builds the statement from it, with a portal that lets owners answer their own questions.
Owner statements usually mean another system and another bill. Here they're part of the one $500 plan — beside the calendar, the payments and the books the charges come from.
No — skip it entirely. It exists for operators who run rooms on behalf of other people.
From the work itself: a job done on an owner's room is billed to that owner, and the statement collects the period's charges.
Their rooms' activity and their statements — not your whole business, and never another owner's figures.
Open the charge and the evidence is attached — the job, the date, the notes and the photos taken when it was done.
Yes. Nothing is issued until you've looked it over, and anything questionable waits in the exceptions queue for your decision.
Keeping your calendar in sync across the booking sites costs about $250 a month on its own. Here it's included — with your booking page, payments, Xero and guest emails — from $500/mo per location.
All of it for $5,000 a year, that price held for life — and we move you across free. 30-day free trial — cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.
Book a demoThirteen subscriptions, about $2,060 a month, none of them talking to each other. Accommador is all of it in one login, from $500 AUD/mo per location.