During the international real estate fair Expo Real in Munich, Realcube and xpecto decided to strengthen their cooperation in the ecosystem. Both companies see great potential in the future collaboration for their customers in the real estate industry.

Many real estate companies own a highly diversified portfolio of buildings across different types of use, regions and countries. This results in a variety of interfaces to property managers, service providers and other parties. 

“Realcube provides a central data model, consolidates results from different parties in the master data, causes significant productivity increase and produces credible ESG reports for real estate management,” says Dr. Uwe Forgber, CEO and founder of Realcube. 

The new partner in this ecosystem will now be the software provider xpecto.

Data flow on various levels

With its products i.e., xpectoPro and aifExpert, xpecto offers software systems for the financing and management of tangible assets. With immoExpert, there is a specialised administration, monitoring and management interface for real estate companies. In cooperation with the xpecto product family, we now cover portfolio analyses, risk management and important regulatory reporting procedures.

“The new collaboration between Realcube and xpecto enables the flow of data in both directions: On the one hand, real estate companies can view all their service providers’ data in the form of dashboards. On the other hand, service providers can also access the necessary master data of the corresponding properties,” explains Harald Elsperger, Managing Director of xpecto AG.

xpecto and Realcube bring ESG transparency

Explaining the results of this cooperation, Dr. Foreigner says, “In the future, all financial assets, real estate investments included, will have to produce ESG reporting. In the future, major investors will definitely take this criteria into account. By connecting Realcube with immoExpert from xpecto, this necessary data will be immediately available and can be prepared for each property, for each investment and for each individual investor.”