Portable Resort Rental Tracker Plus

Portable Resort Rental Tracker Plus is a software tool that provides a simple means of managing your resort, by tracking tenants, reservations and earnings.

Portability advantages

You are not required to go through the installation process, as this is the portable counterpart of Resort Rental Tracker Plus. This means that it is not going to add items to the Windows registry or hard drive without your approval (as installers usually do), and it is not going to leave any kind of trace behind after its removal.
Another noteworthy aspect is that by moving the program files to an external data device, you unlock the possibility of running Portable Resort Rental Tracker Plus on any machine you have access to.

Cluttered interface

This software utility presents a pretty convoluted design, yet it incorporates a “Guided Tour” and several examples you can import all throughout it, thus ensuring that all types of users can find their way around it without experiencing any kind of issues.

Options available

It is possible to input new tenants with just a few clicks, as well as contacts with information such as name, type (customer, agent, vendor, owner etc.), address, family or associates, and notes. You can view a map of the resort, use a color-coding system to figure out faster long term, monthly, short term, vacant and out of service rooms.
An availability checker can be accessed, you can list all the tenants that have a balance due, insert incomings and expenses, view your monthly profit and your future schedule, and use a universal calculator. The latter helps you make simple calculations, as well as operations involving dates, times, and all kinds of measurement units and currency.

Bottom line

To conclude, Portable Resort Rental Tracker Plus is a pretty well-rounded piece of software, which does not put a strain on your computer’s performance, as the resource requirements are low. All tasks are performed in due time, and our tests did not register any errors or crashes. However, the interface could use a little bit more work.