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Ayillo Tenant Screening vs Unit Trac

Unit Trac

6.4#17 in self-storage management softwareFrom $0.70 a month
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FactAyillo Tenant ScreeningUnit Trac
Accounting integrationAyillo says owner distributions can be exported to QuickBooks or paid through connected banking.Financial Connections can send payments to QuickBooks Online, export QBO files for QuickBooks Desktop, or export Excel files for other accounting software such as Sage and Xero.
Mobile accessAyillo states that the whole product is usable on a phone for property, application, maintenance, resident and portfolio tasks.Unit Trac says it has no iPhone or iPad app and instead uses responsive web design; users can add a shortcut to their home screen.
SecurityAyillo says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, workspace access is role controlled and sensitive actions are logged in an audit trail.The maker says eLease is PCI compliant for payment security and GDPR compliant for data privacy, and says signed and uploaded paper leases are securely stored.
SupportThe plans page includes email support, while the contact page lists [email protected] and says inquiries are answered within one business day.Unit Trac describes its support as US-based, available all workdays through email, text, phone, mail, and fax, with customers paired with a dedicated service member.

Ayillo Tenant Screening plans

  • Core workspace$49 a month
  • Operate$431 a month
  • Growth$541 a month
  • Complete$565 a month

Unit Trac plans

  • Unit Trac$0.70 a month

Pick Ayillo Tenant Screening if…

It suits landlords and property-management companies that want screening connected to applications and lease workflows. Property owners, investors and commercial property managers are also identified as users.

Pick Unit Trac if…

It suits operators of storage and rental facilities needing leasing, renter payments, accounting exports, gate controls, and multi-site management. The responsive web design also serves iPhone and iPad users despite no dedicated app.

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