If a rental unit has its own electricity, water or gas meter, the fair way to split the bill is simple: the tenant pays for the consumption their meter shows, at the provider's tariff. The hard part is collecting readings every month and doing the math. FinMan removes both steps.
How it works
- Owner generates an invite link for the address directly from the app
- Tenant follows the link, registers (or logs in), and gets instant access
- Tenant enters meter readings via app, Telegram or WhatsApp bot — owner sees them in real time
The tenant sends a photo, you get the amount
You invite the tenant with a link for their address. From then on they send a meter photo to the Telegram or WhatsApp bot or enter the reading in the app. FinMan stores the reading, calculates consumption against the previous one and multiplies it by the tariff you set for that service — day and night rates on one meter are supported. You see the reading, the consumption and the amount for every address.
Where this works — and where it does not
It works for every unit with its own meter — a sub-meter counts. If several tenants share one meter without sub-meters, FinMan records the total reading and amount, but dividing it between people, by headcount or by area, remains your decision: the app does not split one meter between several tenants.
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