Yes. Worthic lets you manage multiple rental units within one property reporting line—for example, apartments in a building, cottages on a property or individually rented rooms.
Each unit can have its own name, type, floor, bedroom and bathroom counts, size, status and notes. You can associate tenants or guest bookings with individual units while keeping the property’s financial reporting together.
On the web
1. Open Real estate and select your property.
2. Choose Manage units and enable multi-unit management if prompted.
3. Select Add and enter the unit’s details.
4. Select Add unit to save, then repeat for additional units.
You can open an existing unit to update its details and export the unit list using the CSV control.
On mobile
1. Open More → Real estate and select your property.
2. Under Manage property, tap Units. If disabled, tap Set up now and complete the setup.
3. Tap Add unit, enter its details and tap Save changes.
4. When adding or editing a tenant or booking, select the relevant Unit.
How units work with different rental types
- Long-term rentals: Associate tenants with units and keep track of their lease details and rental amounts.
- Short-term rentals: Assign bookings to units and use unit calendars on the web to review stays.