Filipinohomes Tests New Accounting System with UM Secretaries Meeting

CEBU CITY — Filipinohomes convened its UM Secretaries Meeting at the Cebu main office on September 21, 2026, to test a new accounting system for processing agent commission vouchers. The session aimed to streamline financial workflows and ensure faster, more accurate payouts across the network.

A Step Toward Faster Agent Payouts

The meeting was led by founder and CEO Anthony Gerard O. Leuterio, joined by Chief Operating Officer May Antonette P. Leuterio. Their presence highlighted the importance of the initiative, which seeks to enhance efficiency and transparency in the financial processes that support agents nationwide.

Participants received a hands-on demonstration of the new platform, walking through the entire voucher cycle from sale recording to approval and release. The system automates computations, reduces manual errors, and provides real-time visibility into commission statuses. For agents, this translates to quicker access to their earnings.

Hands-On Training for Administrative Teams

Unit managers and secretaries from various branches gathered to learn how to input transaction data, verify calculations, and trigger approvals with just a few clicks. The training emphasized accuracy and compliance, ensuring every voucher adheres to the network’s financial policies and regulatory requirements.

Beyond the technical walkthrough, the session fostered collaboration among administrative teams. Participants exchanged best practices for document tracking and client support, reinforcing standardized excellence across all locations. The goal was to equip back-office staff with the tools they need to support front-line sales effectively.

Why the System Matters for a Growing Network

Filipinohomes has been expanding rapidly, recently opening its 146th franchise office in Tanjay City and pushing toward 150 branches nationwide. As the network grows, transaction volumes rise, making a scalable accounting system essential for maintaining speed and reliability.

A robust back office ensures that agents and developer partners receive timely payouts, which is critical for retaining top talent. The new system positions Filipinohomes to handle future growth without compromising service quality. It also aligns with the network’s culture of continuous improvement under CEO Leuterio’s leadership.

Building on Recent Momentum

The September 21 meeting follows a series of significant milestones. On September 17, Leuterio visited WeeComm’s Kalea Estates in Bacolod and met with the Elite Circle Bacolod for a strategy breakfast. On September 19, the network held an open house at PHirst Park Homes Bacolod.

Earlier in September, Filipinohomes opened its 146th franchise office in Tanjay City. The network also sent 100 top performers on a 10-day incentive trip to Vietnam from August 26 to September 4. On August 13, the network dominated the WeeComm Pitstop Midyear Awarding, securing multiple Top 1 Broker titles and brand-new cars.

The Bigger Picture: Operational Resilience

The UM Secretaries Meeting was more than a technical training session; it was a strategic investment in the network’s operational resilience. By bringing together administrative teams from different branches, Filipinohomes strengthened its internal coordination and prepared for the final quarter of 2026.

For agents, faster commission payouts mean improved cash flow and greater motivation. For unit managers and secretaries, the new system reduces repetitive paperwork, freeing them to focus on higher-value tasks. For the network, it signals a commitment to building infrastructure that sustains rapid growth.

As Filipinohomes marches toward its 150-branch goal, initiatives like the new accounting system ensure that its internal operations remain as dynamic and reliable as its external expansion. The September 21 meeting marked another step forward in that journey, with the CEO and COO personally leading the charge.