entrata

Entrata is an Italian noun meaning entrance or entry. It is derived from the verb entrare (to enter) and is used to describe a physical doorway or access point as well as the act of entering. In architectural contexts, it often denotes the main entry or an entryway, while in everyday language it can refer to admission to a space or event.

Beyond its physical sense, entrata is also used to denote revenues or income. In business or fiscal language, entrata refers to money received by an individual, company, or government. The term entrate is the plural form, referring to multiple sources of income. A related expression, entrata in vigore, describes the entry into force of a law or regulation.

Entrata is also the name of a technology company known for offering cloud-based software for property management. The Entrata platform provides tools for leasing, rent collection, maintenance management, marketing, accounting, and resident services. It is used by property management firms, owners, and developers to streamline operations, improve communications with residents, and integrate various property-related workflows.

In summary, entrata covers linguistic uses related to entry and revenue in Italian, while Entrata as a proper noun denotes a software company in the real estate sector. See also: entrance, ingresso, entrata in vigore, entrate.