Residency Connect is cloud apartment management software for committees, residents, accountants and property managers. It can generate maintenance and water invoices on a schedule, then handle reminders and receipts. Residents can use its mobile PWA to view invoices, submit payments, get notifications, raise complaints, book facilities and take part in polls. The platform also supports notices, announcements and push notifications. Committee members can log building assets, create maintenance work orders and follow them through completion in the committee app. Financial reports show income, expenses and cash flow as money moves. Accountants can prepare trial balance, balance sheet, and income and expenditure reports, with export options. Property managers can use a single super-admin view to manage multiple apartments, each with separate portals, residents and books. Residency Connect is available on Android, iOS and web. The maker describes isolated apartment tenants, role-based access, HTTPS/TLS encryption in transit, BCrypt password hashing and short-lived sessions. Admin and resident actions are recorded in an immutable activity log. Guided setup can include importing units, owners and opening balances, and ongoing human support is offered. The maker also offers a 20-minute tailored walkthrough and says it responds to demo requests within one business day. Pricing is on request.
Who it is for
Residency Connect suits apartment communities with committees, residents and accountants who need shared billing, maintenance and financial reporting. Property managers overseeing multiple apartments may also benefit from the single super-admin view and separate portals, residents and books for each apartment.
What is good
- Schedules maintenance and water invoices, reminders and receipts.
- Residents can pay, report complaints, book facilities and join polls in the mobile PWA.
- Provides live income, expense and cash-flow reports.
- Accountants can export trial balance, balance sheet and income and expenditure reports.
- Supports multiple apartments through one super-admin view.
- Offers guided setup and ongoing human support.
What to know first
- Pricing is available on request.
- The listed security protections include encryption in transit; no encryption-at-rest detail is provided.
Verdict
Choose Residency Connect if an apartment community needs a shared system for billing, resident communication, maintenance and accounting reports. Its multi-apartment view also fits property managers overseeing several apartment portals. The main reason to look elsewhere is if you need a published price before contacting the maker.
Get started with Residency Connect
- Visit the Residency Connect website and request a demo.
- Use the offered 20-minute tailored walkthrough to review the product.
- Arrange guided setup, including import of units, owners and opening balances.
- Use the Android, iOS or web platform for the relevant resident or management tasks.
Questions about Residency Connect
What does Residency Connect cost?
Pricing is on request.
Which platforms does it support?
Residency Connect lists Android, iOS and web.
Can residents use a mobile app?
Yes. Residents can use a mobile PWA to view invoices, submit payments, receive notifications, raise complaints, book facilities and participate in polls.
Can property managers oversee multiple apartments?
Yes. They can manage multiple apartment portals, residents and books from a single super-admin view.
What financial reports can it provide?
It provides income, expense and cash-flow reports. Accountants can also produce and export trial balance, balance sheet, and income and expenditure reports.
What setup and support are offered?
The maker offers guided setup, including imports of units, owners and opening balances, plus ongoing human support. It offers a 20-minute tailored walkthrough and says it responds to demo requests within one business day.
Compared on property management resident experience software
- Resident mobile app
- Yes
- Amenity booking
- Yes
- Resident service requests
- Yes
