Run service charge demands
Set the apportionment shares once. Service charge invoices generate automatically each cycle, and ground rent runs on its own schedule.
You're a resident director, not a bookkeeper. SimpleFreeholder gives you a clear picture of who owes what, where the money is, and what your accountant will need at year-end.
Set the apportionment shares once. Service charge invoices generate automatically each cycle, and ground rent runs on its own schedule.
The one-off invoice flow apportions the cost across the flats, shows you a preview, and emails the demands when you commit.
The dashboard shows operating cash, reserve fund, and total arrears at a glance. Drill into any number to see how it was derived.
Close the financial year and your accountant gets a PDF pack plus a CSV ZIP they can drop into their software. Comparative prior-year figures included.
You don't configure a chart of accounts. You don't define journal templates. You don't set up tax rates or payment providers. SimpleFreeholder is shaped around the way a small self-managed freehold actually works — flats, lessees, charges, payments — and stays out of your way.
Every mutating action is logged with the user, timestamp, and a before/after snapshot. Voids and reversals never delete history; they post a counter-entry that nets to zero. If a future director asks "why did this number change" the answer is in the log.