Domain · Financial close with operator
What it covers
Ensuring that signed leases — produced by both primary loops — translate into invoiced and reconciled revenue against each operator. The Operator Loop owns the operator side of this; the Financial Loop owns the books-and-cash side.
Activities
- Monthly lease confirmation cycle with each operator.
- Reconciling Rentiful-recorded leases against operator records.
- Triggering correct invoicing based on confirmed leases.
- Following up on disputes or discrepancies.
- Ensuring payment lands and is reconciled (handoff to Financial Loop for the bookkeeping itself).
Operations
Monthly confirmation cycle operation
Month-end → Rentiful-side lease ledger prepared per operator → sent to operator for confirmation → operator confirms or disputes → confirmed leases trigger invoicing → disputes routed to resolution. Hard deadline tied to the Financial Loop's close.
Discrepancy resolution operation
Operator disputes a recorded lease (or claims one Rentiful doesn't have) → evidence assembled from both sides → discussion → resolution → ledger updated → audit trail logged.
Invoice generation and dispatch operation
Confirmed leases per operator → invoice generated → invoice dispatched → receipt confirmed → cash watched in (Financial Loop owns the cash reconciliation itself).
Aged receivables operation
Outstanding invoices tracked by age → escalation triggered at defined thresholds → operator chased through appropriate channel → outcome logged → escalation to Financial Loop or commercial intervention if unresolved.
Notes
This domain is where the loop most visibly closes — money moves, or it doesn't. A signed lease that isn't invoiced isn't a closed lease, it's a leak. The monthly confirmation cycle is the discipline that catches leaks before they age into bad debt. Treat the cycle as non-negotiable: missing it once normalises missing it again.
Cross-loop surface
- Confirmed leases flow to financial-loop.a for invoicing and cash reconciliation.
- The Renter Loop's lease attribution operation provides the lease records that feed the ledger.