How to Use Quick Actions

This article will go over all the options within the Quick Actions menu

This article explains each quick action available when you click the rocket ship icon. This menu serves as a shortcut, allowing you to efficiently complete key tasks without having to navigate through multiple sections of the software.

Click on the rocket ship icon at the top of your Rentvine Account, located next to your initials.

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New Portfolio

  • Selecting this option will automatically direct you to a page where you can create a new portfolio. For a further breakdown, please refer to this article: Create a New Portfolio


 

New Property

  • Selecting this option will take you directly to the property creation page, where you can enter all necessary details for the new property. Here, you’ll be able to assign the property to a portfolio, set reserve amounts, configure sales and withholding tax, and define management fee and maintenance settings. You can also specify a marketing showing provider as part of the setup.

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New Lease

  • This option will automatically redirect you to the Move-In flow, which will create a new lease for a specific unit. For a further breakdown, please refer to this article: How to Create a Financial Lease (Move In)




Record Tenant Receipt

  • This option directs you to record a tenant receipt for a specific lease. For a further breakdown, please refer to this article: How to Record a Tenant Receipt

 

Record Owner Receipt

 

Record Other Receipt

  • This is an option to show a payment recorded outside of the Rentvine software.

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Record Deposit

  • This option will automatically take you to a page where you can record a deposit specific to the bank account. This option is used to show that manually recorded receipts are deposited. For a further breakdown, please refer to this article: How to Record a Deposit



 

New Lease Charge

  • This option provides a shortcut for automatically creating a charge for a specific lease. For a further breakdown, please refer to this article: How to Add a Charge to a Lease

 

 

Post Late Fees

  • This option provides a shortcut for automatically posting late fees for a specific property. Here is an article you can follow to manually post late fees: How to Manually Post Late Fees


 

Add Bill

 

Pay Bill

  • This option provides you with a shortcut to pay any outstanding bills within the specific bank account selected. For a further breakdown, please refer to this article: How to Pay Bills


 

Pay Owners

  • This option provides you with a shortcut to paying owners for a specific portfolio or all portfolios. For a further breakdown, please refer to this article: How to Pay Owners

 

Reconcile

 

New Work Order

  • This option provides you with a shortcut for creating a new work order for a property. For a further breakdown, please refer to this article: How to Add/Edit a Work Order

 

Prorate Calculator

  • This is a quick tool that can be used to calculate prorated rent for a specific rent amount.

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    This calculator tool can also be adjusted on how rent is calculated via your global settings. This section can be found under "Accounting Settings".

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  • The three options that you see via the drop-down are the Actual Days in a Month, a 30-Day Month, and Annual (actual days).
    • Actual Days in Month
      • How it works: Calculates rent based on the real number of days in the month (e.g., 28, 30, or 31 days depending on the calendar month).
    • 30-Day Month
      • How it works: Assumes every month has exactly 30 days, no matter which month it is.

    • Annual (Actual Days)
      • How it works: Calculates the daily rent based on 365 days in a year (or 366 for leap years), then multiplies by the number of days the tenant occupies the unit.