Propertyware vs BuildingLink: Which is a better fit?

Great back end accounting, Reports are “semi-customizable’, Dashboards are a nice feature, Ability to add custom fields.

The worst tech and customer service ever. Really bad development and even worse support.

Propertyware is very customizable and feature rich. The customer support is excellent and is invaluable.

We struggled with auto charges, and billing, the owner reports were challenging to customize and the.

It's extremely powerful and love the live time instant response. We have set up lots of custom dashboards so we don't have to remember everything.

The global search isn't available on every tab, and the manner in which vacant unit information is posted when it comes to a multi-building is extremely inconvenient and confusing.

Customer support is very helpful when needed. Report’s function is very effective and has plenty of options to explore.

You can only search with the built in search engine, which is inferior to Google. This limits the usability of the on line documentation.

Building Link is a fabulous resource for tenant resources, directory and bulletin boards. Its an easy way to connect tenants and provide information.

Violation Mgmt; The lack of any system for violation mgmt is crippling for HOA/COA use cases. It's the single major non-aesthetic feature that should be prioritized.

Building Link has helped keep me informed as a user and I love the posting feature, to share ideas, needs etc. with other tenants.

Mackenzie M

Sales And Leasing Consultant

The software sometimes crashes randomly and the residents struggle to upload a maintenance request.

I like that I can search easy with the search bar and that if I’m looking or something specific, I can just put in the specifics and find what I’m looking for.

Web-based platform makes it easier to load via your phone or computer device. Ability to easily book amenities, issue parking passes etc makes life a lot simplier.