For owners on Yardi Voyager

Asset management for owners whose managers run Yardi.

QTR is owner-side asset management software for multifamily portfolios on Yardi Voyager. It reads the reports Yardi already produces, reloads them every day, and shows the owner what needs a decision before the monthly package arrives. Yardi stays the system of record.

Reads Yardi Voyager Financial · operating · maintenance Works with your AI agent Owner-controlled
OOnly Good Deals
5 assets · 322 units
LiveQuarterly
TTM
Portfolio NOI · TTM
$3,842,180
+6.2%
Occupancy
93.8%
+0.9pp
Pricing gap
12 units
Needs call
Recurring Issue $
$11,420
TTM
Property
Units
Occ.
NOI
Δ YoY
Signal
NNorthline Residences
68
95.6%
$842,180
+5.8%
Stable
JJuniper Row
44
94.1%
$496,420
+3.1%
Stable
SSignal House
82
91.2%
$1,124,560
-1.4%
Collections
MMarlowe Park
57
93.7%
$684,300
+2.6%
Lease roll
EEverfield Commons
71
94.4%
$895,820
+4.2%
Maintenance
3 active signals
11 renewals 60d
14 accepted YTD
2 variance flags
Third-party managed portfolios

Daily visibility into a portfolio your manager runs in Yardi.

Most owners with a third-party manager see the portfolio once a month, after the books close and the package arrives. QTR reads the same Yardi reports every day, so a question reaches the manager while there is still time to act on it.

Reads from
Standard Yardi reports
Financial, residential and work order reports. No API project.
Setup
One day
Two years of history load on the first day
Refresh
Daily, by 7:30 AM MT
Rent roll, receivables, availability and work orders
Your manager
Keeps working in Yardi
Their daily work does not change
How it works

What QTR does with your Yardi reports.

QTR sits on top of the reports your manager already runs. No integration project, no rip-and-replace, no second ledger.

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Sources · Yardi Voyager

The standard Yardi reports, read every day.

QTR reads the standard Yardi Voyager reports for every property. Each package is checked when it arrives, and a missing report is flagged instead of filled in.

  • Monthly financials: statement, budget comparison, balance sheet and general ledger
  • Residential every morning: rent roll, availability, receivables, traffic, expirations
  • Open and completed work orders every morning, with technician notes
  • AP aging and bank balances when your manager sends them
Yardi sources · Only Good Deals · Last 7 days
All received
Source
Reports
Last received
Status
Residential
11
Today 7:06 AM
Accepted
Work orders
2
Today 7:01 AM
Accepted
Monthly financials
6
Oct 6
Accepted
Quarterly financials
6
Oct 9
Accepted
Every figure links back to its Yardi rowSource freshness →
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Morning read

Every property, every morning, before the PM call.

The portfolio view is rebuilt overnight from the latest rent roll, receivables and work orders. The owner opens one page and sees which buildings moved.

  • Physical and leased occupancy with the trend behind it
  • Collections from current residents, kept apart from past-resident balances
  • Open findings by property, ranked by dollars at stake
  • Ready by 7:30 AM Mountain time
Portfolio · Only Good Deals · Oct 21
3 properties moved
Property
Units
Occupied
Leased
AR > 30 days
Findings
Signal House
82
91.2%
92.7%
$22,410
4
Everfield Commons
71
94.4%
95.8%
$4,980
2
Marlowe Park
57
93.7%
94.7%
$3,105
1
Northline Residences
68
95.6%
97.1%
$1,240
0
Juniper Row
44
94.1%
95.5%
$860
0
Rebuilt overnight from the daily Yardi packetOpen dashboard →
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Working with your manager

Questions reach the manager with the evidence attached.

A finding becomes an Action Center item with the Yardi rows behind it, a named person responsible for the response and a due date. Ask for it in QTR or from your AI assistant.

  • Source rows travel with every ask
  • The manager answers in the same thread
  • Open items roll forward to the next weekly call
  • Your assistant can build the agenda and file the items for you
PM call prep · Signal House3 items
What should I raise with the Signal House manager this week?

Three items, ranked by dollars at stake:

  1. 1Six first-time late payers over $300 each$9,840
  2. 2Entry system failures, 7 tickets in 6 months$2,340
  3. 3Renewals in 60 days with no offer sent8 units

Want me to add these to Action Center for the Signal House PM?

Add all three. Due Friday.
Added 3 items to Action Center, assigned to the Signal House PM, due Friday, Oct 24. Each one carries its source rows.
3 items open in Action CenterOpen Action Center
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Boundary

Yardi stays the system of record.

QTR does not collect rent, dispatch maintenance, post to the ledger or replace Yardi. It reads, reconciles and links back, so every number can be traced to the row it came from.

  • Each figure keeps its source report, batch and row
  • Statement lines reconcile to the general ledger
  • A missing report is flagged, never estimated
  • Two years of history keep the comparisons honest
Source lineage · Everfield Commons · Repairs & maintenance · September
Reconciled
Figure
Yardi report
Amount
Statement line
Budget Comparison
$12,140
GL account 6510
General Ledger · 14 rows
$12,140
Largest vendor
General Ledger · 6 rows
$5,320
Difference
$0
Click any figure to open its rowsGL detail →
Questions

Questions owners ask

What software do multifamily owners use to monitor third-party managers on Yardi?
QTR Analytics is built for that: it reads each manager’s standard Yardi Voyager reports every day, rolls every property into one owner view, and tracks each finding with the responsible manager until it is resolved.
How do I get daily Yardi data from a third-party manager without an API project?
QTR works from the standard reports Yardi Voyager already produces, so there is no API integration or data warehouse to build, and two years of history load on the first day.
How do I standardize owner reporting across several third-party managers?
Map each manager’s chart of accounts once to a single owner statement and reconcile it to the general ledger, so every property reports on the same lines without per-property adjustments.
How do I catch manager underperformance between monthly packages?
Read the rent roll, receivables, availability and work orders daily and score every property weekly on the same measures. Problems then surface in the week they start, with the rows behind them.
Onboarding Now

Spend your time buying deals. Automate your asset management.

QTR is invite-only and tuned for mid-market multifamily owners working out of legacy PM and accounting systems. Tell us about the portfolio and the reporting cadence. We will follow up with access and onboarding.

Onboarding
One day
First signal scan
Next morning
Sweet spot
750–10,000+ units
Access
Invite-only
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