Tenancy income & forecast report (tenancy income report)
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Available from version 12.173
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The tenancy income & forecast report, within tenancy income reporting, provides the ability to run a detailed report which is output to Excel - this report gives an indication of expected income from both invoiced and pipeline fees which can be broken down by negotiator/office
Tenancy income reporting also provides the ability to run a Fees & Commission report, click here:
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This guide covers:
The tenancy income & forecast report is a reflection of the current data on the system as it stands on the day the report was run and should be used as an indication of projected income
Due to the changing nature of lettings and renewals - the report should be used as a guide only - it should not be used as an accurate report of business income
For example: if a report is run in September for the next 6 months, renewals for the later months in the report would not yet be completed, therefore would not show in the report
Launch report & main screen
1. Launch report From Reports on main menu:
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2. Tenancy Income Report main screen The Tenancy Income Report main screen is displayed - it allows two types of tenancy report to be run:
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Set up report criteria & run report
1. Set report type & output options Report Type
Output Options
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2. Choose what to include in the report These options allow you to specify the tenancies that are included in the report to suit your requirements Tenancy Start
Income Period
Status
Property Office
Neg. Allocation
Office Allocation
Renewal & Alteration
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3. Run report To run the Tenancy Income & Forecast report:
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Tenancy Income & Forecast report output (in Excel)
The Tenancy Income & Forecast report automatically launches in an Excel spreadsheet containing two worksheets:
the first worksheet includes a PivotTable which summarises the report data
the second worksheet holds the report data behind the PivotTable
1. Criteria used for example report The example report shown in this section was run with the Output Options and criteria set as shown below |
2. PivotTable data The PivotTable is shown on the first worksheet of the Excel spreadsheet - it uses a default format for how it presents its data - to change how the table is presented, see section 2a below
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2a. Using the PivotTable The PivotTable used in this report is standard Excel functionality - if you have used them before, the same principles apply
When using the PivotTable Fields options - if you make a change to the table that you don’t like, click Undo (or Control & Z) |
3. Income Report data tab The Income Report worksheet provides the PivotTable with its data Standard Excel functionality to sort & filter the data can be used (usually via the Home ribbon, click Sort & Filter and select required option) The columns in the report include:
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Example reports
Forecast for next month - for one office, including renewals
For a company report, remove the Property Office criteria before running the report |
Forecast for next year - for one office, including renewals
For a company report, remove the Property Office criteria before running the report |
Office forecast for tenancies starting this month
For a company report, remove the Property Office criteria before running the report |
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