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RentifyProperty management app
Settings

What Each Setting Means, with Examples

This page explains the main settings screens and gives practical examples so you can understand what a field changes before you save it.

Settings Explained

Theme settings control dark/light mode, accent preset, and Premium-gated themes. The default basic theme can stay available while other accent presets require Premium.

Currency selection changes billing and total display formatting. Use the currency that matches how you want invoice exports and totals to appear.

Rent cycle start date: decides how rent-cycle-aware summary cards interpret the active monthly cycle.

Grace period: controls the payment duration window used in billing-related due date logic.

Example: If rent cycle start date is 10 and grace period is 5 days, your summaries and due-related interpretations may shift around those dates.

These flags control what appears in bill details and exported reports. Examples include brand name, status, rent house, associated details, meter, consumption, and billing start date.

Use this area to define reusable services that can later be attached to properties and included in billing.

Use this screen for local backup, Drive backup, restore, file deletion, and scoped reset. Some Drive actions may require Premium.

The Help area can open a web-based guide. This help site is designed to be the user-facing reference for app usage.

Frequently Asked Questions

If your rent cycle start date is not the 1st, the app can intentionally treat the active cycle as the previous month until the configured cycle day is reached.

Check whether the service is attached to the property, enabled, and whether monthly setup is required for that month.

Check the rent unit exclusion flags. A unit may be intentionally excluded from billing, reports, or stats.

Make sure you are using the same Google Play account that made the purchase, the app is installed from the Play testing or published track, and then use the restore Premium action inside the app.

Create a fresh local backup first. If available, also create a Drive backup. This gives you a safe fallback.

Troubleshooting Checklist

  1. Pull to refresh the affected screen
  2. Verify the current selected property/unit/month
  3. Check exclusion flags
  4. Check whether the record exists in history/details screens
  5. Check backup before using reset tools
  6. Reopen the app after large restore operations