Four asset types. One question. One answer.
Industrial bays, office suites, flex space, apartments — reported by different managers in different formats. Folio answers across all of it with one citation set.
Portfolio NOI rose 8.4% against April — driven by industrial.
An industrial bay, an office suite, and an apartment don't report alike — and neither do their managers. The owner absorbs every difference.
"Occupancy" means leased bays in one report, occupied suites in another, and unit-days in a third. Until the definitions are normalized, a mixed portfolio can't even be totaled — let alone questioned.
One oversight layer, any slice
Toggle asset types and watch the KPI row re-filter — occupancy re-weighted by square footage, work orders and lease exposure re-summed. Same definitions, whatever the mix.
Every number stays source-linked as the slice changes — the industrial-only occupancy opens to the same records the all-in figure does.
Comparable because it's normalized first
Imports read each manager's reporting — MRI packets, spreadsheet exports, AppFolio and Yardi output — and write the same source-linked record types, whatever the asset class.
That's why the strip above can re-total instantly: an occupancy percentage from a rent roll and one from a residential report land in the same field, with their sources kept.
Pick a property; everything follows
The portfolio scope switcher filters property and building context across dashboards and lists — so "how is Northline doing?" is one click, not a different report request per manager.
Dashboards, work orders, leases, and reports now show Northline Flex.
See your portfolio in one trusted owner view.