Practical guide / Yardi data and reporting

Getting data from Yardi.
Start with the reporting need.

Yardi Data Connect, Replicate and agreed report or file paths serve different needs. Identify the information, users and destination first, then confirm the available options for your specific environment and permissions.

01 / Different requirements

Choose the path
for the job.

A product name does not establish access, every field or a guaranteed implementation timetable for your environment.

Power BI reporting

Yardi Data Connect

Yardi describes Data Connect as a feed from Voyager to Microsoft Power BI, with reporting customization and incorporation of other sources. Evaluate it where that reporting path fits your users and environment.

Yardi’s product description

Warehouse data movement

Yardi Replicate

Yardi describes Replicate as moving Voyager data into warehouse/cloud environments, with control over scope and destination. Confirm architecture, eligibility, data scope and licensing for your case.

Yardi’s Replicate description

Portfolio reporting through CREx OS

Agreed manager data feeds

For owners working across property managers, agree each source environment, permitted delivery method, required fields, refresh expectations and review responsibilities as part of the CREx OS scope.

Agree the PM-data scope

Vendor descriptions checked October 17, 2026. Confirm availability, licensing, data scope and permissions for your specific Yardi environment. Agree CREx delivery and review responsibilities separately.

02 / Make the output specific

What needs to be
in the review?

Begin with a current report and a business question. Confirm source fields and reporting basis before agreeing the output.

Requirements to confirm for the environment
ReviewExample inputsScope questions
Rent roll and leasingProperty/unit or suite, lease context, rent and datesFields, history, identifiers and residential/commercial definitions
FinancialAgreed GL, trial balance, income statement, budget and T-12 sourcesBasis, chart mappings, periods and reconciliation references
Collections and operationsAgreed receivables, occupancy or work-order informationAvailability, sensitive data, status definitions and cadence
Custom reportExisting report, definitions and required outputPermitted access, licensing, delivery and review criteria

These are requirements to discuss, not a universal extraction list. Limit sensitive information to the authorized use and recipients agreed for the work.

03 / Implementation and customization

Access is one part.
A useful report is the goal.

For a Data Connect, Replicate or reporting project, scope the permitted source path, model, report customization and handoff together. Agree the owner of each input and reviewer of each output.

A representative property or report can make definitions, gaps and acceptance criteria concrete before broader work is agreed.

  1. Confirm the environment and access.

    Identify the system owner, available source options, licensing, permissions and destination.

  2. Define the report and model.

    Agree fields/history, mappings, definitions, customization, periods and source comparisons.

  3. Review a representative output.

    Check against its source basis with the business reviewer. Document limitations and open questions.

  4. Agree recurring ownership.

    Set cadence, review responsibility, source-change process, documentation and support in scope.

04 / Where CREx fits

Portfolio foundation
or bespoke project?

Owners with multiple managers

Start with the source inventory and OS, which includes the foundation beneath Intelligence. Confirm each manager’s arrangements and portfolio scope.

Multiple managers, one view

Custom reporting requirements

Discuss a separate Core consulting engagement for bespoke warehouse, report customization or analytics. Scope platforms, access, outputs and responsibilities individually.

Explore Consulting and Core

05 / Reporting starting points

Use an example.
Write a better brief.

Financial summary, period/property comparison, T-12, rent roll, collections and leasing examples help define requirements. Agreed source coverage and customization determine delivery scope.

Explore the OS reporting foundation

Request the report library

Existing PM-data guide and pack

Questions / Yardi

Confirm the specifics.

Is Data Connect a general-purpose API?

Yardi’s current description presents it as a Voyager-to-Power-BI reporting/datafeed solution. Confirm any separate API requirement with Yardi for the specific use and environment.

Does Replicate provide every table to every destination?

Verify eligible sources, fields, architecture and destinations for your case instead of assuming universal coverage.

Can an existing report or file be a starting point?

A permitted report/file can be discussed. Agree format, period, history, delivery and limitations; do not assume automatic availability.

Can reports be customized?

Discuss customization through Core consulting or the agreed portfolio service. Bring the report, definitions, users and source requirements.

How long will it take?

Available source paths, permissions, requirements and review responsibilities determine scope. No fixed setup or dashboard timeframe is promised here.

Start with the report

What should your
Yardi data explain?

Bring environment details, a representative report and the question your team needs to answer.

Discuss your Yardi reporting

Start a conversation

Request reporting examples.

Use the existing report-library request to ask for material relevant to your reporting brief.

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