Why?
Most owners with a few flats or shops still track their rents in a spreadsheet, a notebook or by checking bank statements. Which tenant paid which month, when and by how much the rent may be increased, how much of the deposit is to be refunded: all of it is worked out again every year, and files are sent to the accountant one by one.
Kira Takip brings this together: the lease is entered once, each month's rent is charged automatically, incoming payments are allocated to charges, increases are calculated within the legal cap, and the accountant looks at the same records with their own access.
Who is it for?
- Property owners who rent out one or more properties,
- managers who look after the properties of their family or company,
- accountants and financial advisers who follow their clients' rental income.
Our principles
- Based on Turkish rental law: rent increases, automatic renewal and late payment interest follow the Turkish Code of Obligations; rules and index values are kept with their sources and history.
- Records are not deleted: financial records are never deleted or changed afterwards; corrections are made by voiding with a reason and adding a new record. Every change is in the audit log.
- Your data is yours: you can download all of your organization's data at any time, and close and delete it.
- Privacy: there are no advertising or tracking cookies; the application uses cookies it needs to work, and the website and the application use a cookie that remembers the theme you chose. Sensitive fields are encrypted with a separate key.
Contact
For questions, suggestions and early access requests, see the contact page.