Compare LeaseAccounting.app vs. Occupier

LeaseAccounting.app is a self-serve IFRS 16 and FRS 102 lease accounting platform built for finance teams who want audit-ready compliance without spreadsheets, implementation consultants, or six-figure setup costs. Made by ZenTreasury Oy in Helsinki, Finland with EU-only data hosting. Designed for SMEs reporting under IFRS 16 or FRS 102 (UK GAAP), typically managing 5 to 50 leases. The platform generates complete lease schedules, journal entries, modifications, remeasurements, terminations, and one-click audit evidence packs from any lease contract. AI-assisted contract extraction reads your PDFs and proposes lease terms with confidence scoring; you approve, and the deterministic calculation engine produces the numbers. Same inputs, same outputs, every time. Zen AI is advisory only and never touches a calculation. Other features: Discount Rate Advisor pulls reference rates from central bank sources and drafts a rate memo for review; continuous compliance monitoring flags indexations due, expiring leases, and overdue reassessments; multi-entity bookkeeping from day one; auditor portal access with activity logging (coming soon); journal export to SAP, Oracle, Dynamics, and NetSuite formats; Azure AD / Entra ID SSO with JIT provisioning. Pricing: free tier covers 2 leases with no credit card required. Paid plans start at €149 per month with no per-seat pricing and generous team access included on every tier. Differentiation: built IFRS-first (not ASC 842-first), EU-hosted, fully implemented FRS 102, and self-serve onboarding. The trusted alternative to spreadsheet-based compliance and consultant-heavy enterprise lease tools.

What is Occupier? A tenant-side platform for running a commercial lease portfolio and keeping lease accounting compliant with ASC 842 and IFRS 16. It is used by companies with roughly 30 to 500 leases, typically multi-location operators such as restaurant and franchise groups, retailers, healthcare providers, and fitness brands. Who uses it? Real estate and lease administration teams use Occupier to stay ahead of renewals, expirations, rent escalations, and option windows. Controllers and accounting teams use it to produce monthly journal entries, amortization schedules, and disclosure reports that hold up in an audit. Because both groups work in the same system, a lease change made by real estate updates the accounting automatically. What does the platform include? Occupier Lease Administration covers critical date alerts, clause tracking, and document storage. Occupier Lease Accounting handles ASC 842 and IFRS 16 calculations and connects to NetSuite. Occupier Lease Abstraction pairs AI extraction of more than 120 clauses with a review by Occupier’s team before data goes live. Occupier Portfolio Analytics adds dashboards and rent reporting, and Occupier Deal Management tracks new sites from LOI to signed lease. How is it different? Most property management tools were designed for landlords. Occupier was built only for tenants. Every plan comes with unlimited users, and new customers are typically live within 4 to 6 weeks.