Custom Reasult integration
Reasult is financial real estate software from Ede, part of Planon since 2021 and now continuing as Planon Real Estate, for area development, project development, portfolio and asset management and valuations. The forecasts and scenarios are in there, but the actual costs, rents and commitments sit in the ERP and the general ledger, and the reporting to management and financiers comes from yet another system. Appfront builds the integration between Reasult and those systems, so the figures no longer travel back and forth via spreadsheets.
What is a Reasult integration?
A Reasult integration lets Reasult's financial real estate software exchange data with the systems around it. Reasult was founded in Ede in 2000 and is used by developers, asset managers, housing associations and municipalities. Since 2021 it has been part of Planon, and the software is now called Planon Real Estate, with modules for development (project planning, project control, financing, scenarios and risks), portfolio and asset management, valuations and financial planning. The integration loads the actual figures from your ERP into Reasult per project or property, and retrieves forecasts and scenarios for your own reporting.
Without an integration, those figures go through Excel. Every month a controller exports the general ledger entries per project, puts them in a template and loads them into Reasult. An asset manager takes rents and vacancy from the property management system and retypes them. For reporting to management, financiers or the supervisory board, the reverse is done. Every copy costs time, and if the ERP receives a correction after the export, someone ends up working with the wrong figures.
We build custom because every real estate organisation is set up differently. Which ERP and property management system you use, how your projects and properties are numbered in both systems, which cost types and phases you distinguish and what reporting needs to come out of it all determine how the integration works. Reasult does not publish public API documentation. In the first step, together with you and Planon, we look at which integration options your environment offers.
Actual figures
Automatically from the ERP.
One version
Everyone works from the same figures.
Reporting
Forecasts into your overview.
How we build your Reasult integration
We start with your organisation: how Reasult is set up, which systems run alongside it, what projects and properties are called in each system, and which figures are currently transferred by hand via Excel. Then we build the first integration, usually the actual figures from the ERP into Reasult, because that is where the monthly templates are. Your controllers work with it for a few month-end closes. Master data, property management and reporting follow once that runs well. After that we maintain the integration if Planon Real Estate or your other systems change.
Set-up, numbering, manual work.
The first integration.
Master data and reporting.
Go-live, monitoring, and maintenance when things change.
What a Reasult integration actually does
The components below appear in almost every Reasult integration. Which ones you need depends on your type of real estate and the systems you use alongside it.
Actual figures
Costs and revenue per project.
Obligations
Contracts and orders.
Master data
Projects and properties aligned.
Forecasts
To your data warehouse.
Deviations
Differences between systems.
Log
Per exchange.
Who we build a Reasult integration for
The integration is intended for organisations that use Reasult as the financial heart of their projects or portfolio and currently transfer the figures between systems by hand. The more projects and properties, the more it delivers.
Property developers
Actuals per project.
Investors
Portfolio and returns.
Housing associations
Projects and holdings.
Municipalities
Land development budgets.
Technology and integrations
This page is about Reasult's financial real estate software. For Planon's IWMS platform for facility management, with work orders, spaces and contracts, see our page on the Planon integration; if you want custom software, take a look at our pages on property development software and real estate investment software, and for dashboards our page on the Power BI integration. You can read about our approach on building software.
Why Appfront for your Reasult integration?
A forecast built on last month's figures, a correction in the ERP that never reached Reasult, or a report to lenders showing two versions of one project: all of these cost a real estate organisation money and trust. That is what we build against: actual figures landing in the right place automatically, a clear source for every data point, and visibility of where the systems disagree.
Up to date
Today's figures.
Reliable
One source per data item.
Visible
Discrepancies flagged.
Security and privacy for a Reasult integration
The integration processes financial data on projects, land positions and investments, and that data is confidential. It sends only the fields that are needed, uses a dedicated account with exactly the permissions the exchange requires, and logs every exchange with its time and content.
The integration runs in a European data centre, with encrypted connections. Keys and passwords are stored securely and are not visible to staff. If your ERP runs in your own environment, we work out with your IT administrator how the integration can reach it securely.
Frequently asked questions about a Reasult integration
Questions that controllers, asset managers and IT managers in real estate ask before getting started.
A connection between Reasult's real estate software and another system you use, such as your ERP, general ledger, property management system or data warehouse. Actual figures, master data and forecasts then flow back and forth automatically, without Excel templates.
Financial real estate software, founded in Ede in 2000, for development, portfolio and asset management, valuations and financial planning. Since 2021 Reasult has been part of Planon, and the software now continues as Planon Real Estate.
No. The well-known Planon software is a platform for facility management, with work orders, spaces and contracts. Reasult is about the finances of real estate: forecasts, cash flows, scenarios and valuations. We have a separate page for the facility platform.
Reasult does not publish public API documentation. In the first step, we work out with you and Planon which integration options exist for your environment, and under what conditions.
For each project and property, we record what it is called in the ERP and in Reasult, and for each cost type how they match up. A posting that can't be placed goes into a list for the controller instead of onto the wrong project.
The integration retries, and puts an exchange that keeps failing in an error list together with the reason. Your administrator can see what went wrong and, once it has been corrected, send it again.
For organisations with dozens of projects or a large portfolio, where figures pass between Reasult and other systems every month. With a handful of projects and a quarterly report, a good template is often enough.
Want Reasult to work with your ERP and reporting?
Tell us how you use Reasult and which systems run alongside it. We'll show you how an integration can take over the spreadsheets.