Index monitoring
Published indices pulled at source, on release
Reesure runs the full indexation cycle: the right increase per lease, compliant tenant notices on time, payments adjusted automatically — with approvals and documentation built in.
Automated indexations typically means the same indexation is applied to each lease within a category. But contracts, tenants, the market or regulations sometimes require a differentiated approach. So you either have to check every lease by hand, or risk indexing part of your portfolio wrong.
Your current systems tell you when an indexation is due — probably even send a standard notice. But they don't guard the full timeline, ensure the new amount is collected, or record the decisions along the way. Every gap carries the same risk: a void indexation or delays in your cashflow.
You set your target indexation once per cycle. Reesure translates it into the concrete increase per lease — respecting every legal cap, regulated band and contract limit — and routes the outcomes for review.
Around it, Reesure runs the full cycle: it reminds you of upcoming indexations, sends the compliant notice in time, applies the new rent to collection on its effective date, and documents every decision as it happens.
Published indices pulled at source, on release
New rent amounts flow into the collection process
You set the target indexation; Reesure calculates the actual increase per contract — applying every cap, regulated band and clause restriction automatically — and presents the outcomes in one review, ready to approve in a single pass.
Each notice is drafted from the approved review, in the language and format local rules require and scheduled to land within the statutory window. Built-in reminders start every review on time.
Every review lives as one record: index used, calculation, approver, notice sent, effective date — together, timestamped, exportable. When a tenant disputes an increase or an auditor asks how it was calculated, the answer is one click away.
The right index for the right lease type — pulled at source, not entered by hand
Notices schedule against the minimum legal lead time per jurisdiction
Every input and decision timestamped and exportable as a legal-ready record
Tenant data stays in-region
Statutory notice periods, permitted increases and required clauses are enforced by the workflow itself — a review that exceeds a cap or misses its window is stopped before it happens, not discovered after.