Discover the latest capabilities in Nakisa’s Lease Administration software release, including importing impaired ROU asset balances and enhanced automation for streamlined lease accounting processes.
Let’s delve into the nuances of each platform, offering invaluable insights in determining the best option for migrating from older EBS versions.
We’ll discuss how to optimize your medical leasing practices by leveraging a centralized lease accounting solution to manage compliance, scale operations, maximize contract terms, and integrate with ERP systems.
We’ll discuss how pharmaceutical companies use equipment leasing to acquire assets while preserving cash and provide guidance on lease accounting compliance and contract management to avoid negative balance sheet impacts.
This video covers the managing of Lease Terms and Conditions in Nakisa Lease Administration, and how they can be easily added or uploaded into the solution.
Highlighting the importance of building a comprehensive tech stack, this article explores the essential software tools and technologies that retail real estate businesses should adopt to digitize their operations, streamline processes, enhance customer experiences, and drive growth.
Learn more about the latest enhancements of Nakisa Lease Administration’s 2021 R1 release, designed to streamline operations, manage global assets, and ensure compliance, including a local GAAP framework for precise reporting, a Global Asset Tracker for comprehensive portfolio management, and a Data Quality and Integrity
Discover the origins and evolution of Nakisa’s cloud-native commercial real estate management software, Nakisa Real Estate, formerly IMNAT Software’s InfoSite. This solution provides a comprehensive real estate management platform for global enterprises to centralize data, automate workflows, offer real-time analytics, and integrate with Nakisa’s
The R2 2020 release of Nakisa Lease Administration introduces the Intercompany Asset Transfer functionality, enabling users to easily transfer lease assets between companies without triggering asset disposal, thus maintaining compliance with lease accounting standards.
