What is the KPM4 Rent screen used for in Chintaro Insights?
Chintaro Insights populates the KPM4 Rent screen with the metrics and data required for KPM4 of the the Victorian Regulatory System, commonly known as the Housing Registrar KPM (Key Performance Measures) Report.
Use the following section of this solution to find where the data for this report is populated in Chintaro.
Where does the information in Chintaro Insights - VRS KPM4 Rent Screen come from?
Use the guide below to reference where the data is coming from within Chintaro. Each KPM has a formula for metrics to show Preferred (Green), Satisfactory (Amber), Action Required (Red).
| Section Name | Screenshot in Chintaro Insights | Description | Reference |
| KPM 4 Rent Outstanding |  | Calculation: Total rent outstanding from current tenants ÷ Total rent charged to tenants during the financial year | KPM 4.2 ÷ KPM 4.1 x 100 |
| 4.1 Total Rent Charged |  | The total amount of rent charged to tenants | Reports and Exports > Statutory Reporting Analyser > Victorian Regulatory System (VRS) > KPM 4 Rent outstanding from current tenants > KPM 4.1 Total rent charged to tenants |
| 4.2 Rent Outstanding |  | The total amount of rent outstanding from current tenants for rent charged in the current financial year, as at 30 June Include: the total amount of rent outstanding from all current tenants (not just those who are formally 'in arrears') Exclude: rent which has been charged in the current financial year but payment is not due until after 30 June | Reports and Exports > Statutory Reporting Analyser > Victorian Regulatory System (VRS) > KPM 4 Rent outstanding from current tenants > KPM 4.2 Rent outstanding from current tenants |
| Rent by Program |  | Pie chart showing total incomes received in the reporting period by Program. | Transaction Type to determine income, and Tenancy > Program |
| Rent Arrears Over Time |  | Line graph showing total rent arrears vs total non-rent arrears amounts over time. | Reports and Exports > Exports > Tenancies > Tenancy Balances Trend Last 12 Months |
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