**The problem it solves** In France, concierge businesses managing short-term rentals cannot legally collect rental income for owners without a professional real estate management licence (carte G), and operating without it exposes them to penalties under the Loi Hoguet. Many concierges have no compliant way to handle owner payouts, cleaning fees and platform receipts. **What Fluxia does** Fluxia, a brand of Gravitimmo, acts as a licensed financial intermediary for short-term rental concierge businesses. Holding a professional licence, it takes on the legal role of collecting rental revenue from platforms such as Airbnb, Booking.com and Abritel, then redistributing it to owners, concierges and service providers according to signed mandates, and it handles tourist-tax declarations and owner reporting. **How it works** The owner signs a mandate authorising Fluxia to manage rental income and the concierge signs an addendum to their service contract. Fluxia connects to the concierge's channel manager, collects booking revenue automatically, and pays each party once a month, processing cleaning and linen costs separately. A dashboard gives concierges and owners full visibility. **Who it's for** Short-term rental concierge businesses in France that operate without a property management licence, and the owners they serve.
Listed on STR Market Map, the short-term-rental software marketplace.