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Research and
collation
We’ll get to know your key stakeholders so we fully understand your requirements
We’ll assess the state of your existing information (hard copy documentation, spreadsheets, databases, etc) and the approximate number of agreements you have so we can plan the most efficient way to onboard your data.
Planning &
account set-up
We’ll make sure you get value for money
We’ll review your entire portfolio, customise the way your account is set-up, determine which data structure to use (eg, grouping properties together), and create the custom fields and reports you need so you get the best out of Nomos One.
Onboarding your
data & agreements
Onboarding is more than just data entry
We’ll read through all of your original documents, data files and correspondence, identify all relevant dates, rates and clauses and enter them into Nomos One.
We’ll upload your documentation and we’ll check your information for any inconsistencies, errors or missing records.
In our experience, this level of scrutiny often turns up gaps or issues that once addressed, save our clients money and help reduce future issues.

One of NZ’s Largest
Telecommunications Companies
“Managing a large property portfolio, with documents in the tens of thousands, is made easy with Nomos One. Spark’s property portfolio data (including financial, material terms, and key dates) is now managed in a single centralised system that is accessible 24/7 by our property experts.”
FAQs
What is lease accounting?
Lease accounting is the recognition of the transactions and balances associated with lease contracts and events for a business’ financial reporting. Both lessors and lessees are required to account for lease transactions, though each in different ways. With the introduction of IFRS 16 (AASB 16), lessees are required to recognise a lease liability and a right of use asset, while little has changed for lessors, who continue to differentiate between operating and finance leases.
What is lease accounting software?
Lease accounting software is a tool that empowers enterprises to manage their lease portfolio more effectively. Lease accounting software is designed to centralise information and effectively automate previously manual administrative tasks. Lease accounting software assists businesses in managing their lease and accounting regulations.
The software eliminates the requirement for paper trails, and most quality software will set reminders for the business’ upcoming financial milestones to ensure that critical dates are never overlooked.
What is IFRS 16?
Under IFRS 16, lessees are required to recognise a lease liability for the future expected lease payments as well as a corresponding asset that represents their right to use the leased asset.
The lease liability is based on the present value of the future fixed and in substance fixed lease payments. The liability is an amortising liability whereby interest is accrued and expensed over the life of the lease.
The right-of-use asset is equal to the lease liability at the beginning of the lease liability calculations (subject to any prepayments, initial direct costs incurred, and estimated restoration obligations) and is depreciated on a systematic basis over its useful life.
Who needs lease accounting software?
Essentially, lease accounting software is designed to meet the needs of finance teams, accountants, auditors and property managers.
Lease accounting software solutions may be necessary for anyone who has to manage leasing activities, the financial impacts of leasing, and comply with lease accounting standards. This includes property investors, tenants, leasers, real estate agents, small business owners and accountants.
Both tenants and the lessor can utilise lease accounting software to manage all types of real estate assets. Quality, reliable and advanced lease accounting software has become crucial in recent times for both lessees and lessors to assist towards compliance with ever-evolving lease specific accounting and depreciation standards.