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What You See vs. What Owners See: A Side-by-Side Guide

What property owners see in their portal versus what admin users see in VRTrust, side by side.

What admin users and accountants see

  • The dashboard, including charts, tasks, and notifications

  • Bank reconciliation, connections, all deposits, expenses, reservations, listings, owners, and files.

  • All reports, including balance sheet, profit and loss, full general ledger, guest balances, reservation lodging and occupancy tax report, owner statement summaries, and trust reconciliation reports.

  • Draft statements before they're published, templates, and the ability to make adjustments to locked statements.

  • Cross-owner and cross-listing reporting, listing ownerships, and PM statements.

  • Configuration screens: fee/commission setup, account assignments, tax rates, opening balances, and owner portal settings.


What the owner sees

  • Their published monthly owner statements, plus historical statements (if these have been imported from another system)

  • Summary statements from published periods (summary statements only include data from owner statements in draft status if this is enabled by the property manager)

  • A statement summary box showing net payout, with the ability to drill into subtotals.

  • Reservation-level detail only where it's been made visible (see the statement drill-down and reservation fee breakdown behavior).

  • Shared expense attachments, if your team has chosen to attach and share them.

  • Owner viewers with access to their specific portal.

What the owner does not see

  • Most of the reports found in the property manager's Reports page, such as the general ledger, trial balance, or trust reconciliation reports.

  • Draft/unpublished statements or in-progress adjustments.

  • Other owners' data, or PM statements.


Try it yourself

Use the impersonation feature to see exactly what a given owner sees before you explain something to them: How to view the owner portal from the owner's perspective.


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