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Operator statement.
Reconciled in your seat.

Paste a flex-office operator's monthly P&L; the tool reconciles the management agreement — revenue fee, FM fee, capex PM fee — calculates the profit-share split against a minimum-IRR hurdle, and flags compliance and opex anomalies. Built for asset managers and capital partners running flex under a management agreement.

▲ Country — tax & rules adjust
Country selection drives the trading-vs-passive corporate tax classification used in the post-tax investor net.
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Single calendar month. Tool annualises for the IRR hurdle test.
Date the management agreement starts.
Initial term in months.
Date the first reportable month begins.
How often the operator submits performance reporting.
Used for the “Request reporting” mailto below.
Cc'd on the request to the operator.
Total lettable area of the whole asset.
Net lettable area allocated to flex.
Embedded onto the report cover. Auto-downscaled to 1600px before storing in your browser.
Saves with the statement. Appears on the PDF cover before the reconciliation tables.
The parser scans the file for known field names (Revenue, Anchor rent, Property tax, Service charge, Operating budget, Occupancy, Desks, etc.) and pre-populates the inputs below. Two-column “Field / Value” layouts and header-row layouts are both supported. Download blank template to send to the operator.
Desk rental + meeting-room minutes + extras as reported by operator.
Direct to investor; not subject to operator revenue fee.
Avg desks rented over the period (used for per-desk benchmarks).
Avg occupancy as reported by operator.
Energy, cleaning, security, M&E maintenance, site staff.
Anything outside the three lines above.
% of gross flex revenue. Standard MA: 12–18%.
Markup on actual operating costs. Standard MA: 8–12%.
Set to 0 for steady-state months. Set to actual capex spend in fit-out / works months.
% on works cost. Standard MA: 10–15%; 0% if investor self-PMs.
Investor receives 100% of return up to this; surplus split above.
Operator's share of surplus above hurdle. Standard MA: 30–50%.
Per MA — usually 10–15 days after period end.
Date the operator delivered the statement. Leave blank if not yet received.
If set, tool flags ±10% deviation from budget.
If set, tool flags >20% opex overrun by line.
Request reporting opens an email to the operator (and cc's the owner contact) with a pre-filled body, the asset and period, the due date, and a link to this tool with the property and period pre-populated. Download template exports the blank reporting structure as a CSV for the operator to complete and email back — you then upload that file in the Upload operator reporting pack section to auto-populate the form.
Net to investor · this period
post-tax, post-fees, post-share
Operator total fees
rev fee + FM fee + capex PM
Annualised period yield
period × 12 ÷ allocated value
Hurdle status
vs minimum-IRR threshold

Reconciliation · revenue → fees → opex → tax → net

Gross flex revenue
+ Anchor rent received
Total revenue (period)
− Operator revenue fee
− Operating costs (actual)
− Operator FM fee on opex
− Capex this period (incl. PM fee)
Pre-share net (period)
− Operator profit share
− Corporate tax
Net to investor (period, post-tax)

Profit-share calculation · period-annualised

Pre-share net (period)
Annualised pre-share return on allocated value
Minimum-IRR hurdle
Surplus above hurdle (annualised)
Surplus € for the period
Operator share
Investor net of share

Compliance & anomaly flags

  • Enter the operator statement above. Flags will appear here as data lands.
How this is calculated. Operator gross revenue is reduced by the operator revenue fee (% of gross). Actual opex is reported by the operator and the FM fee is applied on top. Capex this period is paid by the investor, with the operator's PM fee capitalised on top. Pre-share net is annualised against the allocated flex value to compute period-annualised yield. If yield exceeds the minimum-IRR hurdle, the surplus € for the period is split between operator and investor at the agreed ratio. Final net is the investor's post-share, post-tax cash for the period.