FloSimple Property Management Software

One workspace, one recurring service

Operational users work in the property interface. Levies, rent, folios, deposits, maintenance and statements are recorded once and reconciled against the selected accounting engine. There is no separate implementation fee for standard onboarding; the order states exactly what the first accepted operating cycle contains, who provides each input and the complete payment calendar.

Three editions, one recommendation

Rather than a menu of modules, each segment gets one recommended package. Managed Estates covers levy runs and owner statements for estates and homeowners' associations. Managed Hospitality carries a reservation and deposit through the guest folio to a reconciled posting. Managed Rentals handles leases, rent schedules, deposits and landlord statements. Each edition is described on its own page with the evidence behind it.

• Managed Estates: Estates, homeowners' associations and bodies corporate
• Managed Hospitality: Lodges, hotels, guest houses, spas and resorts
• Managed Rentals: Residential and commercial rental managers

What this website does and does not do

This site publishes the price, the scope and the onboarding boundary, so that you can decide whether a scope review is worth your time before you speak to anyone. Every edition's bands are on the pricing page. What it does not do is sell you a plan online or create an account from an enquiry, because each edition is released only when its acceptance evidence passes. The existing FloSimple single-job apps remain available on their own pages for the small businesses that use them.

What a scope review is

A scope review is a working conversation, not a sales pitch. You describe your last labour-intensive or failed operating cycle, its source records and the person accountable for fixing it. We show the relevant workflow on safe data, say plainly what has been tested and what has not, and only then recommend one edition and one engine.