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Owner payouts: from a statement to a file your bank runs
Owner Relations

Owner payouts: from a statement to a file your bank runs

Owners enter their own bank details, encrypted and never shown back. One button at period end produces a NACHA file your own bank executes — Stay Orbis writes the instruction, your bank moves the money.

September 12, 2026
A changed payout account is held before anything is paid to it
Security

A changed payout account is held before anything is paid to it

Changing where money goes starts a security hold, and an owner cannot verify their own change. Removing an account takes effect immediately, because stopping money is the safe direction.

September 12, 2026
Owners see their own properties, enforced in the database
Security

Owners see their own properties, enforced in the database

Access is decided by row-level policies rather than by which menu items are hidden. An owner of one property can no longer read the company ledger, the full property list, or another owner’s statement.

September 12, 2026
Buy the module, hand it out, and a typed URL is still refused
Platform

Buy the module, hand it out, and a typed URL is still refused

Paid areas are granted to the organisation, assigned by an admin to named people, hidden from everyone else in the navigation, and refused at the URL for anyone who guesses the address.

September 12, 2026
A month that has been closed and reported cannot be quietly back-dated
Accounting

A month that has been closed and reported cannot be quietly back-dated

Period close now refuses postings into a reported month for everyone, including automated jobs. Reopening one is a deliberate act with a reason attached, so a back-dated entry becomes a decision instead of a surprise.

September 10, 2026
Card fees, three ways — and the surcharge is taxable
Payments

Card fees, three ways — and the surcharge is taxable

Pass the processing fee to the guest, absorb it, or split it. The surcharge is booked separately from room revenue and taxed, because Tennessee and South Carolina both bar deducting a seller’s own costs.

September 8, 2026

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