Total Management vs ManageGo: Which is a better fit?

My employees are equally impressed, and it has increased their productivity immensely. The best news is how we found over $10K in rent-receivables owed by a government agency, which was promptly paid.

Although half the "glitches" I thought I found turn out to be user errors - oops. The more you get used to the software the less you have issues.

Our experience has been really good - easy to implement, great help screens & great customer service.

The program seems limited in features to query and report. Support is sooooo hard to get and most of the time the answer is no it doesn't do that.

Best parts: Inputting payments is very simple and quick; it has good reporting, and is easy to read. Total Management is very user friendly, and offers great in house support.

Invoicing, reporting too limited. Customizing too limited.

We are very satisfied with Total Management. Great software and superb one-on-one support at a reasonable cost.

When I click on a range of dates in the future the end date date is allowed to conflict with start date.

We are very satisfied by what managego has to offer. They are constantly adding more options, and their customer service is amazing.

The integration with Rent Manager is not as tight as other integrations, and there have been some glitches in the past with the payment processing which were understandably frustrating at the time.

Ease of use, and the appealing advanced layout options and design.

Payment errors occurring too often which upset tenants.

It's super easy for tenants to submit payments.

Running a vast variety of apartment buildings, condos, single story homes, and multiple studios, makes managing quite complicated. With ManageGo all complications disappeared.

We have been using managego for a few years now and it's really great. Tenants use it for payments and maintenance tickets.

Not sure as I do not use it so often, but my colleagues do.