One invoice, one reference
Tenants receive a Proplo invoice and pay by EFT into the bank account you already use, with a reference Proplo matches automatically.
Made for South African landlords
Tenants pay you directly. Proplo pays the body corporate, council and utilities for you — and nothing goes out without your say-so.
Forward a council rates bill or a body corporate levy statement and watch Proplo open it — password and all — and pull out the supplier, account number, amount and due date. No signup, no card.
Try it on your billHow money flows
A single path from rent to every levy, rate, and service account — running on the bank account you already use, with your approval in the middle.
Tenants receive a Proplo invoice and pay by EFT into the bank account you already use, with a reference Proplo matches automatically.
AI reads incoming levy, rates, and utility invoices. Once you approve, Proplo tells your bank to pay each one with the reference they recognise.
Funds sit in your own bank account throughout. Proplo sends only the payments you've approved — every transaction visible in your bank statement and Proplo's audit trail.
Nothing is paid without your say-so. See how Proplo connects to your bank →
Proplo trust account
In progressToday, Proplo pays your bills through the bank account you already control. We're building a Proplo trust account — a separate, protected account run under South African financial rules that lets us hold rent and pay your bills directly on your behalf. Nothing is paid without your say-so.
When the trust account is live, every property will have a single shared balance backing it: rent in, levies/rates/utilities out, the rest withdrawable to your bank.
See incoming rent, upcoming bill payments, and withdrawable cash live, with a clean audit trail per property.
Push the surplus to any registered bank account, with email confirmation and next-business-day clearing.
If rent hasn't cleared by the time a levy is due, Proplo flags it so nothing bounces.
Every deposit, payment, and withdrawal is logged against the property for clean year-end reporting.
Available today: bill payments through your own bank account →
Wallet balance
R 18 420.00
3 properties · 5 active tenants
Rent received
Tenant · 2 Apr
+ R 15 500.00
Body Corp — Unit 4B
Auto-payout · 5 Apr
− R 4 850.00
City of Cape Town rates
Auto-payout · 7 Apr
− R 1 230.00
By the numbers
One platform to handle every part of South African property management — from invoices to rent, paying the bills to checking that everything adds up.
Leases, contacts, and payment history per tenant, per property. Everything lives against the unit.
Capture levy and rates invoices from email. Every charge matched to a property.
Generate invoices monthly, send them, track outstanding. Tenants pay by EFT into the bank account you already use, with a reference Proplo matches automatically.
Proplo connects straight to your bank — Investec today, more banks as they open up. See how it works →
Set up a Gmail forwarding rule (Proplo emails you a ready-to-import filter file). Body corp and council invoices route in automatically — Proplo extracts everything.
Two units or two hundred — tenants, invoices, and payments stay organised per property, all running through one connected bank account.
Getting started
A guided onboarding walks you through it in well under an hour. Three-month free trial, no card required.
Create an account at app.proplo.co.za. Three-month trial begins immediately — no credit card.
Your business name, VAT and bank details, and how your tenant invoices should look.
Pick the bank Proplo should pay your bills from. Investec is supported today. More on this →
Follow the short guide to link your Investec account. Your connection details are encrypted, and you can disconnect at any time.
Add a property in a guided flow. Forward a body corporate invoice email to your unique Proplo forwarding address (shown in the app) — Proplo's AI reads it and links the sender to the right property automatically.
Run the wizard again and forward your council/utilities invoice. Proplo remembers who sends each bill and files it under the right property.
Confirm each account number and who gets paid. One click to fix anything that looks off.
Once your senders are set up, Proplo emails you a ready-to-import filter file plus step-by-step instructions. Drop it into Gmail and future bills route to your unique Proplo forwarding address (shown in the app) automatically — you only see the ones that need approval.
Simple pricing built for South African landlords, from a few units to a growing portfolio.
All plans include a 3-month free trial. See full pricing and FAQ →
You set up a Gmail forwarding rule once — Proplo emails you a ready-to-import filter file. From then on, every body corporate and council invoice routes to Proplo, where AI extracts amounts, due dates, and line items from the email body or PDF attachments. We never log into your email — you just forward the bill.
Gmail filters live in your inbox under your control. Pause, edit, or remove them anytime — Proplo never has direct mailbox access.
AI extracts totals, due dates, and line items like levies, water, electricity, and insurance.
Whether the invoice is in the email body or a PDF attachment, Proplo handles the capture.
Each line item is classified automatically so your books stay organised.
AI handles the admin. Nothing is paid or sent without your explicit sign-off.
From: accounts@bodyco.co.za
Subject: Monthly Levy Statement - Unit 4B
Tenant screening
Invite an applicant by email. They give consent and submit their details, income, and documents — then Proplo runs the checks and gives you a clear picture to decide on.
Send a secure link — applicants apply without creating an account, verified by a one-time code to their email.
Run credit reports, ID verification, and affordability assessments through Datanamix, which covers South African bureaus including XDS, TransUnion, and Experian.
Applicants sign a POPIA and National Credit Act consent before any check runs — recorded with a timestamped, tamper-evident audit trail.
ID numbers are encrypted at rest and supporting documents are stored securely against the application.
From the founder
I'm a South African landlord. Every month, body corporate invoices arrived between the 22nd and the 26th. I'd wait — usually a few evenings — until I had time to sit down, work through the line items, and only then could I invoice my tenant.
He'd get his invoice on a different day each month. That made his payment date unpredictable, which made my own payment dates unpredictable. Then the council and utility statements would trickle in and I'd start the cycle again.
It was all becoming too administrative. Rent in, levies out, the rest is mine — the math was simple, the execution wasn't. I was the bottleneck: copying numbers, chasing references, juggling dates.
So I built Proplo. AI reads each invoice the moment it lands, generates the tenant invoice on a fixed monthly cadence, queues every vendor payment for one-click approval, and reconciles each payment back to the right property automatically.
Now I do nothing. The rent flows. The bills get paid. My evenings are my own.
We're expanding Proplo with more workflows for South African landlords and property managers.
Generate, send, and store lease agreements digitally. Manage renewals, track expiry dates, and keep every document in one place.
A separate, protected account run under South African financial rules, so Proplo can hold rent and pay your bills directly — for landlords whose bank can't connect yet.
Trust signals that matter when managing property, payments, and personal information.
Personal information is encrypted and handled according to POPIA requirements.
Designed around South African legal requirements, from tenant screening to payment controls and auditability.
Money never leaves your own bank. Proplo sends only the payments you approve, with bank-level encryption and a full audit trail.
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Learn moreSouth African landlords use Proplo to collect rent, pay body corporates, and keep every cent accounted for — hands off.