What you get
- Every tenant’s bills, receipts and balance on one ledger
- Rent and service charges billed every month without retyping
- Deposits held and settled against the lease, on record
Shops · Offices · Flats · Pakistan
Keep every lease, monthly rent and service charge bill, receipt and security deposit in one place, so you know which tenant owes what without opening a register.


Overview
A mall, plaza or apartment building earns its money every month, one tenant at a time. Rent is due, service charges for maintenance and upkeep are due, some tenants pay on the first, some on the twentieth, and a few need reminding every single month.
In most Pakistani buildings this runs on a register and a calculator. Bills are written or copied from last month, receipts are entered when someone has time, late charges are mentioned but rarely applied, and the security deposit is a number someone remembers when the tenant leaves. Service charges for owners who bought their unit are often in a different book altogether.
Rental and property management software keeps each lease, its bills, receipts and deposit on one record. Rent and service charge bills are created on time every month, late charges follow the rule on the lease, and every tenant’s balance is always current, so the office knows who owes what before the month is out.
How it works
The same sequence your office and sites already follow, in one system instead of registers, spreadsheets, and WhatsApp threads.
Shops, offices and flats marked for rent on the same inventory as the units you sell.
Tenant, monthly rent, the increase every year or every few years, term, security deposit and the date billing starts.
Maintenance and upkeep rates, from the date they take effect, for tenants and for owners after possession.
Rent and service charge bills are created each month, and late charges run from the date a bill was issued.
Payments posted against bills, with a printed receipt, and every tenant’s balance always current.
When a tenant leaves, the deposit is settled against what is still owed, and the record of the lease stays.
Capabilities
The daily work below is on every plan; some advanced controls start on Growth or Scale. The pricing page shows what each plan includes.
Each lease names the unit, the tenant, the monthly rent, the increase every year or every few years, the term, the security deposit and the day rent falls due. Everything billed and received on that lease stays with it.
Bills are created each month from the lease and from the service charge rates in force, so nobody retypes amounts and an increase takes effect on the date it should.
Maintenance and upkeep rates apply from the date they take effect, monthly or yearly, and can be charged to the tenant or to an owner after possession, so the whole building is billed from one place.
After the grace days on the lease, the late charge follows the rule set on it, a fixed amount or a percentage, counted from the date the bill was issued.
The security deposit is held against the lease and can only be settled once the lease has ended, against whatever the tenant still owes, with the remainder refunded on record.
Bills, receipts and tenant statements come out as PDFs on your letterhead, and the rent roll and balances export to Excel.
Before and after
The same work, run the way most contractors run it today and the way it runs on the platform.
Side by side
What most contractors in Pakistan use for this today, and where each one stops.
| What you need | Smart Construction | Excel or a register | General accounting software |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly rent bills | Created every month from the lease | Copied from last month and edited | Recurring invoices without the lease |
| Service charges | Rates per unit from an effective date | A separate sheet per building | A manual invoice line |
| Tenant balance | Bills and receipts on one ledger | Summed by hand | A customer account |
| Late charges | Worked out from the bill date | Rarely charged, never consistent | Not available |
| Security deposits | Held against the lease, settled at the end | Remembered, or not | A liability account without the lease |
Use cases
Recognisable scenarios from construction businesses operating in Pakistan.
Benefits
Bills are created every month from the lease, with increases applied when due.
Bills and receipts on one ledger per tenant.
The rule on the lease is applied consistently from the bill date.
Held against the lease and settled only after it ends.
Service charges for the whole building from one place.
Rentals beside installment sales on one inventory.
Price in PKR
Published prices, no foreign-currency billing. Plans start at PKR 10,000 a month, or PKR 9,000 a month on annual billing, plus a one-time setup fee.
Every plan includes daily site and office work, the mobile app, and WhatsApp alerts. Compare all plans.
Terminology
Plain definitions of the terms Pakistani contractors and consultants use day to day.
Questions
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Ask our team during Pakistan business hours, in English or Urdu.
+92 333 2466662Chat on WhatsAppYes. Service charge rates apply to units after possession, so owners who live in or let their own unit are billed for upkeep alongside your rented units.
No. Each lease and each rate has a date from which billing starts, so a lease or rate added today is not billed backwards.
Yes. Rentals sit beside installment sales, so a mall or plaza can sell some shops on installments and let others, on one inventory.
Rentals are part of the real estate module on the Custom plan, priced for the size of your property. Book a demo and we will set it up with your own units and leases.
Yes. A renewal starts a new lease linked to the old one, with its own rent and term, and the history of both stays on the unit.
Yes. Advance months paid at the start of a lease are recorded on it and settle the bills they cover.
Yes. Each service charge rate is monthly or yearly, from the date it takes effect.
Free demo
A 30 to 45 minute walkthrough, in English or Urdu, run on the work you do. Demo requests are answered within one business day.
We respond to qualified enquiries quickly during Pakistan business hours.
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