Every maintenance, turn and capital purchase gets an approval and a budget check first, so the property, entity and GL code are set at the request, not rebuilt at month-end.
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If you are here, an invoice has probably landed with no PO and no property on it. ProcureDesk puts an approval and a budget check in front of every maintenance, turn and capital purchase across your portfolio, so the property, entity and GL code are set at the request, not reconstructed at month-end.
A work order authorizes the work. A purchase order authorizes the money.
Most portfolios have the first and not the second. A site manager raises a work order, the contractor turns up, the job gets done, and nobody has said yes to the cost. The invoice becomes the first time finance hears about the purchase, three to six weeks later, with no property code on it.
Purchase order software is the permit system for spending. Before the vendor is called, the request goes through a check: is there budget on this property, and is this amount within what this person can approve? If yes, a PO is issued and the coding is already attached. If no, it routes up before any money is committed.
That is the whole idea. Everything below is how ProcureDesk does it across a multi-property, multi-entity portfolio.
A turn, a roof repair, a boiler replacement, each one is ordered by someone at a site who needs it done today, and each one arrives in AP weeks later as a bill with no PO and no property on it. You are running purchasing across dozens of buildings, separate legal entities, and vendors who work for three of your properties at once. Meanwhile the approval rules that are supposed to govern all of it live in a written policy nobody opens, and your accounting system routes on department, not on amount. So coding becomes archaeology, and the month-end close waits on it.
Work ordered at the site stays invisible until the invoice lands, so a property is over budget before anyone can act on it.
A contractor invoice covering three buildings logs as one entry. The per-property split ends up in a notes field, or nowhere.
The person who has to approve isn't in the building. The work proceeds anyway, and the approval gets backfilled.
Join finance teams who code the purchase before the invoice ever arrives.
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Three things get used for property purchasing. They do not do the same job.
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Property teams use ProcureDesk to control spend across every building, without slowing the site down
What actually changes on a Tuesday, not in theory
Before: Boiler fails at 9pm in Building 3. Site manager calls the contractor. Invoice lands five weeks later. AP has no idea which entity owns Building 3's mechanical budget, so it gets coded to a catch-all and fixed at close.
After: Site manager raises it from a phone under the after-hours fast lane. Under $500, so it auto-approves against Building 3's R&M budget. PO issues instantly. Contractor is called two minutes later. Coding is already done.
Before: One landscaping contractor bills $9,400 across Riverside, Maple Court and Building 7 on a single invoice. It posts as one line to whichever property the AP clerk picks. Owner statements for the other two are quietly wrong.
After: Three separate requests, three POs, three property codes. The invoice matches line by line. Each owner statement shows its own actual cost.
Before: Regional manager approves by email. The email is in someone's inbox. When the owner asks who authorized it, the answer takes two days to find.
After: Amount puts it in the two-approver band automatically. Both approvals are timestamped against the PO. The audit answer is one click, not a search.
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The four objections we hear on almost every call, answered plainly
No, and it isn't a replacement either. Your PMS is the system of record for leases, tenants and property accounting, and it stays that way. ProcureDesk sits upstream of it, on the purchasing side, and the coded PO and matched invoice land in your accounting system. We are integration compatible with the systems property teams run, tell us your stack on the call and we will walk through exactly how the data flows. Most customers keep their PMS and never move a lease record.
This is the fear that kills most procurement rollouts, and it is fair. It is also configurable. Emergency and after-hours categories get their own lane, a higher auto-approve threshold, a single approver, or straight through with a logged reason. A burst pipe does not wait for a workflow. A $40,000 capital project does.
They use it if it is faster than what they do now, and raising a request from a phone is faster than emailing someone and chasing them. The honest caveat: adoption depends on the fast lane being set up properly for the work they actually do. That is what the done-for-you implementation is for, and it is why we configure it rather than hand you a blank system.
Possibly. If you run under 100 invoices a month across a handful of buildings on one entity, your PMS module is probably enough and we will tell you so. The break point is usually multiple legal entities, or vendors who work across several properties, or a finance team of one to three people who are spending month-end on coding archaeology.
ProcureDesk syncs directly with the accounting systems property finance teams rely on most. See all ProcureDesk integrations.
Online, Desktop and Enterprise. OAuth 2.0 connection, real-time bill sync after approval, class and location coding, and multi-entity support across separate company files.
Connects via Sage's Web Services API with full standard and custom dimension support, multi-entity aware, and invoices posted within seconds of approval.
Token-Based Authentication with Department, Class, Location and Custom Segment coding, plus OneWorld multi-subsidiary routing.
Azure OAuth 2.0 with Global and Shortcut Dimension support and multi-company handling.
OAuth 2.0 in under 10 minutes, with tracking-category coding and 2-way or 3-way matching.
Pay vendors directly from ProcureDesk: send fully approved, coded bills out for payment by ACH, check or card, with payment status tracked back against the PO and invoice, no separate payment tool to log into.
Each integration is configured during our done-for-you implementation. IT involvement is typically under 30 minutes, and most customers go live in 2 to 4 weeks. No middleware is installed and your chart of accounts stays read-only, so ProcureDesk reflects your ledger without ever modifying it.
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Conditional approval by invoice amount across every entity: the routing Aeon needed and Sage Intacct's own workflow tool could not handle.
"Depending on invoice type, amount and department, an invoice might need two, three or four approvers across developer, owner and manager functions. Sage Intacct's own workflow tool wasn't built for it."
Punchout catalogs, goods receipt and automated 3-way matching for teams that buy real parts from real suppliers.
Done-for-you setup of approval rules, GL coding, ERP sync and supplier catalogs. Live in 2–4 weeks, no IT project.
"The ProcureDesk team was very hands-on during setup and made sure we had what we needed."
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Stop letting unapproved work and no-PO invoices decide your coding for you. ProcureDesk gives property finance teams the approval and budget check that has to happen before the work starts.
The bottom line: approve it, code it to the property and entity, match every invoice automatically, and close the books in days, not weeks.
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