Digital Infrastructure · LeaseHub™

LeaseHub™

Digital infrastructure for portfolio control. LeaseHub™ is an operational layer over your lease insurance programme, with real-time visibility and control across all of it.

Platform

Everything in One Place

LeaseHub™ handles claims, billing, recoveries and portfolio health. It runs in a browser, so any device will do.

Online Portal

Secure, browser-based access. No software installation required.

Claims Tracking

Real-time status updates on every claim from submission to settlement.

Billing Automation

Automated billing integrated with your PMS. Zero manual intervention.

Recoveries Management

Track and manage recoveries with full audit trail and reporting.

Portfolio Health

Real-time dashboards for adoption, claims and exposure.

Secure & Compliant

POPIA-compliant data handling with role-based access controls.

Interface

Inside the Platform

The screens property managers use every day.

Dashboard · OverviewLeaseHub™

OverviewWaiver TenantsClaims

4,342Active waivers

5,560Total property units

424New waivers

78.09%Current adoption

Average waiver adoption76.40%

Average occupancy91.30%

An illustrative portfolio, not a client's: a book that has offered the waiver for about a year, drawn as representative figures rather than a report. The two bars repeat the percentages printed beside them.
Claims · Period AnalyticsLeaseHub™

OverviewPeriod AnalyticsAll Claims

R 89,537Submitted · 20 claims

R 107,538Approved · 28 claims

R 83,314Paid · 25 claims

PeriodClaimsValue
20260831R 143,078
20260717R 96,788
20260620R 73,855
2026059R 59,351
An illustrative claims view. The periods, volumes and values are invented to show how the screen reads. The four columns above the table repeat the values printed in it.
Billing · PropertiesLeaseHub™

Invoices

PropertyWaiversInclusive
Acacia Court161R 21,619
Birchwood House103R 12,652
Cedar Place94R 17,684
Dunmore House70R 8,909
Elmsworth68R 10,938
Fairhaven House59R 8,486
An illustrative billing view. The property names, unit counts and values are invented to show how the screen reads.

Every screen on this page carries illustrative data, not a client's, and each says so.

Day-to-Day

How Property Managers Use LeaseHub™

A typical workflow, from onboarding a tenant through to resolving a claim.

1

Onboard & Monitor

  • New tenants enrolled automatically through PMS integration
  • Dashboard shows live policy count, collection rates, and adoption
  • Portfolio health shows exposure, claims and loss ratio in real time
2

Billing & Collections

  • Monthly fees billed automatically through the PMS charge code
  • LeaseHub™ shows collection status per tenant and per portfolio
  • LeaseSurance invoices generated and reconciled within the platform
3

Claims & Settlement

  • File claims directly through LeaseHub™, with document uploads
  • Track every claim from submission through assessment to settlement
  • Status updates visible in real time, so nobody has to chase them

Reporting & Recoveries

  • Download portfolio reports for management and investment committees
  • Track recoveries with full audit trail and outcome documentation
  • Export data for integration with your own reporting tools
Claims

Filing a Claim, End to End

One claim as LeaseHub™ records it: what the tenant owed, what the cover paid, and where the claim stands.

Claim · 10417 · DetailLeaseHub™ · Landlord view

PropertiesAcacia CourtClaims10417Detail

Claim DetailTransactionNotes

Claim

Claim No
10417
Claim Status
Approved

Lease

Unit No
14B
Tenant Code
T-0148
Base Rental
R 12,500.00
Vacate Date
31/08/2026

Claim Amounts

OwedClaimed
RentR 41,300.00R 37,500.00
DamagesR 3,420.00R 3,420.00
PenaltiesR 850.00R 850.00
TotalR 45,570.00R 41,770.00

Rent arrears of R 41,300.00 ran past the R 37,500.00 of cover written against them, so the claim totals R 41,770.00 against a balance of R 45,570.00.

Claim Progress

  1. DueRaised when the tenant vacatedComplete
  2. SubmittedFinal account and inspection attachedComplete
  3. In ProcessAssessed against the policyComplete
  4. ApprovedCapped at the cover writtenCurrent
  5. PaidSettled to the landlordPending
An illustrative claim, not a real one: the claim number, tenant code, unit and every amount are invented. Two figures sit in amber — the rent owed, which ran past the cover written against it, and the total claimed, which stops short of what is owed — and that is how the portal marks a claim it has capped; the sentence under the table says the same in words, so nothing depends on seeing the colour. The progress list is a summary of the claim's status history in the portal's own status words. The left rail is the portal's collapsed navigation, drawn as glyphs.

See LeaseHub™ in Action

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