BC Solutions helps owners, developers, funds, and finance teams implement and optimize Yardi Investment Manager inside the Yardi Investment Management Suite. We align ownership structures, capital activity, investor reporting, and rollup visibility with the Voyager environment your team already depends on.
Yardi Investment Manager is where many teams try to bring capital-side visibility into the same environment as property operations and accounting. If ownership tiers, reporting requirements, and capital activity are not designed correctly, finance teams end up rebuilding the logic in Excel every month.
Funds, blockers, holding companies, borrower entities, and property entities all need a hierarchy that rolls up cleanly for internal and stakeholder reporting.
When Investment Manager is only partially configured, reporting teams still end up stitching together investor packages and ownership views outside the system.
Contributions, distributions, ownership changes, and intercompany movements lose clarity fast when teams are relying on spreadsheet sidecars instead of a structured workflow.
Reporting breaks down when the entity model does not reflect how the business actually needs to view funds, ventures, borrowers, and investments.
Investment Manager works best when it is coordinated with the broader Yardi Investment Management Suite, especially accounting, reporting, and debt-related workflows.
We configure Yardi Investment Manager the same way we support the rest of the BC Solutions practice: implementation, workflow design, reporting, cleanup, and ongoing support. The difference is that the work centers on ownership structures and capital visibility instead of tenant-facing operations.
We configure Yardi Investment Manager around the way your ownership model actually works, from hierarchy design and security to phased rollout and post-go-live cleanup.
We design the Investment Manager structure so funds, entities, ventures, and properties reflect the way your leadership and stakeholders actually review performance.
We help teams use Investment Manager data to support internal, ownership, and stakeholder reporting without rebuilding the same package from scratch every month.
Many Investment Manager projects need attention after the initial rollout. We help teams fix the structural issues that keep reporting inconsistent and adoption low.
Investment Manager rarely lives in isolation. We help finance and operations teams coordinate it with the broader Yardi Investment Management Suite, especially reporting and accounting dependencies.
We stay involved after go-live with help desk support, reporting adjustments, workflow cleanup, and role-based training for finance and accounting teams using Investment Manager day to day.
Yardi Investment Manager is the ownership and reporting layer inside the Yardi Investment Management Suite. It works best when the structure, accounting inputs, and reporting expectations are aligned from the start.
Investment Manager helps teams organize funds, entities, ventures, and properties in a way that supports cleaner oversight and more reliable rollups.
It gives teams a better place to manage contributions, distributions, and ownership-level balances than disconnected spreadsheets and one-off workarounds.
Configured correctly, Investment Manager supports the ownership views and reporting workflows that executives, finance teams, and stakeholders actually need.
Investment Manager depends on clean coordination with accounting, security, and reporting inside the broader Yardi Investment Management Suite and the Voyager environment beneath it.
We work with ownership groups, developers, and finance-heavy portfolios that need Yardi to support more than property-level accounting and day-to-day operations.
Their consultants have demonstrated a strong understanding of how investment accounting and construction development intersect in Voyager, which is a rare combination.
View Case Study →What we value about BC Solutions is their combination of patience and precision. They explain their recommendations clearly and deliver configurations that work correctly the first time.
The amount of money we've collected has more than paid for our cost of implementation. If the framework and the methodology and the systems are efficient and correct, you actually increase profitability.
View Case Study →Yardi Investment Manager is the ownership and capital-visibility layer inside the Yardi Investment Management Suite. It supports entity hierarchies, capital activity tracking, and reporting workflows that sit above property-level operations inside Voyager.
We most often see it used by owners, developers, fund structures, and finance teams that need better visibility across entities, ownership tiers, and stakeholder reporting inside the same environment as Voyager.
Investment Manager is generally the ownership and reporting layer, while Investment Accounting focuses more on accounting structure, close support, and the finance outputs behind those workflows. In practice, most teams need both the process design and the accounting design to work together.
Yes. Many Investment Manager engagements start after a Voyager go-live, when ownership structures, reporting packages, and capital workflows need to be cleaned up. We usually begin with an assessment, then prioritize the issues creating the most month-end friction.
Absolutely. Investment Manager works best when it is aligned with the broader Yardi Investment Management Suite, especially debt workflows, reporting logic, and the accounting structure behind ownership activity.
Yes, and that overlap is common. Our Woodfield Development work is a good example of how ownership-level reporting, investment accounting, construction job cost, and day-to-day Voyager usage can affect each other inside one environment.
Tell us where ownership structures, investor reporting, or capital visibility are breaking down, and we will help you prioritize the fix inside Yardi Investment Manager.
