Too much manual stitching
Accounting, documents, approvals, and reporting live in separate places. The close depends on people remembering how the pieces fit.
Products
Platform
Level up your CRE accounting processes.
Credence gives a complete platform for CRE accounting, approvals, source documents, reporting, and AI-native work. It's the modern alternative to Yardi/MRI cost and complexity.
Best fit
Vertically integrated operators or property managers with property accounting, AP/AR, documents, approvals, and reporting handled by a lean team.
The gap
Other systems create manual processes and data silos that only external consultants can fix.
Too much operational drag
Yardi and MRI can be more system than a lean operator wants to implement, maintain, pay for, or fight for support.
Rigor without the sprawl
One CRE accounting and management foundation where source documents, ledger activity, approvals, reports, and AI share the same records.
Operating workflow
Documents, AP/AR, close, reporting, and AI on one shared model.
01
Documents
Leases, invoices, contracts, and support files stay attached to the records they create.
02
AP/AR
Approvals, payables, receivables, and recognition workflows run with context in place.
03
Close
Accounting teams close against real records instead of reconciling disconnected exports.
04
Reporting
Management and investor-ready reporting come from the same ledger foundation.
05
AI
AI answers can cite the source document, approval path, and journal line behind the claim.
Accounting and close
Run accrual accounting, recognition workflows, and period close against real records, not reconciled exports. Surface exceptions early and route review with context attached.
Close with confidence: every line ties to its source, rule, and reviewer path.
Source document
Review path
Ledger line
Close output
Task trigger
Approver
Exception
Audit trail
Workflow and approvals
AP/AR, approval chains, and scheduled operations run in-platform with documented state changes. Teams review and approve; the system handles repetition.
Fewer handoffs: finance, asset, and operations teams collaborate on the same records.
Document-native records
Leases, invoices, and contracts are first-class inputs, not disconnected attachments. Structured extraction keeps obligations and financial context aligned.
Verify in seconds: every answer links back to source-backed evidence.
Lease
Invoice
Approval
Answer citation
Source record
Ledger
Variance
Stakeholder package
Reporting as an output
Investor packages and management reporting are generated from the same records accounting uses. No separate reconciliation layer before every reporting cycle.
One shared truth: when records change, outputs update consistently across audiences.
See the platform on your operating model.
We walk through your current tools, entity structure, close process, document flow, and reporting needs, then show where Credence replaces workarounds with one operating record.
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