Smart Receipts
A photo goes in. Rent Manager creates the payable.
- Snap or upload a receipt photo
- Expense data is extracted and categorized
- Mobile upload uses the rmAppSuite Pro app
- Bank Sync and the credit card register are separate
Text a credit card receipt after the swipe. Clyr codes the property and GL account, then syncs that expense with Rent Manager. Smart Receipts instead creates a payable from the photo.
Existing cards, receipt by text, then a sync with Rent Manager.
The short answer
The Clyr integration matches the receipt to the card charge, codes the property and GL account, and syncs that expense with Rent Manager. Properties, units, GL accounts, and vendors come into Clyr. Coded expenses and bills post back.
| Workflow | What Clyr uses | Sync with Rent Manager |
|---|---|---|
| Credit card receipts | Receipt matched to the charge. Coded to the property and GL account. | Syncs with Rent Manager. |
| Portfolio records | Property, unit, GL account, and owner on the expense or bill. | Properties, units, GL accounts, and vendors come into Clyr. |
| Vendor and utility bills | Bills from provider portals, then approval. | Coded bills post back. |
| Vendors | One vendor record on the bill and the 1099 flag. | Vendors sync both ways. |
Clyr is listed in Rent Manager's integration directory. Need a field list for your database? Bring a sample month of card spend to the demo.
Receipt capture
Yes. Smart Receipts turns a receipt photo into a payable. Clyr is the expense-management step on the company card before that expense syncs.
A photo goes in. Rent Manager creates the payable.
The company card is the starting point.
From the field
Clyr uses the company Amex, Visa, or Mastercard. No new card program.
The cardholder gets the merchant and amount and can reply in the same thread.
Email, the Chrome extension, and no-login links cover everyone else.
Rules and prior coding suggest the property, unit, and GL account.
Approval comes first. The coded expense then syncs with Rent Manager.
Property-level context
Illustrative unit turn: Riverside · Unit 12 is fictional. One turnover, kept together before the sync.
A tech buys paint. The text collects the receipt and the charge is coded to Riverside, unit 12.
The cleaner sends an invoice. Clyr routes it for approval on the same property.
The vacancy electric bill comes from the provider portal and matches that unit.
The card expense, vendor bill, and utility bill sync with Rent Manager.
Beyond card receipts
Clyr pulls utility bills from provider portals and codes the property, unit, and GL account.
Reviewed bills post back with the other coded bills. See utility bill management.
Vendor bills go through approval, then payment by ACH or check. Vendors sync both ways.
1099 flags sync from Rent Manager. Billable costs sync into Rent Manager owner statements with documentation attached.
Keep the company Amex, Visa, or Mastercard. Connect existing cards.
A personal card can be reimbursed. A personal charge on a company card can be flagged.
Onboarding
Your admin brings the properties and GL accounts the workflow needs. Clyr confirms the connection, the card feeds, and the text receipts.
FAQ
Text the receipt after the card swipe. Clyr matches it to the charge, codes the property and GL account, and syncs that expense with Rent Manager. You keep your existing Amex, Visa, or Mastercard.
Yes. Smart Receipts takes a photo of a receipt, extracts the expense data, and creates a payable in Rent Manager. On mobile, that photo is uploaded in the rmAppSuite Pro app.
Smart Receipts creates a payable from a receipt photo. Clyr expense management starts from the company card: it matches the receipt to that card transaction, codes the property and GL account, routes approval, and syncs the expense with Rent Manager.
Yes. Clyr has a two-way sync with Rent Manager. Properties, units, GL accounts, and vendors come into Clyr, and coded expenses and bills post back.
It is a two-way sync. Properties, units, GL accounts, and vendors come into Clyr. Coded expenses and bills post back. Matched credit card receipts sync with their property and GL coding.
No. Clyr works with the Amex, Visa, and Mastercard cards the company already has.
No. Clyr asks for the receipt by text. Rent Manager Smart Receipts is separate, and its mobile upload uses the rmAppSuite Pro app.
Yes. Clyr pulls utility and vendor bills from provider portals, codes them to the property, unit, and GL account, and posts the reviewed bills back.
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See it on your workflow
Bring a month of card spend. Clyr will show the receipt, the coding, and the sync.