Aptech PVNG vs Tableview

Aptech PVNG is hotel accounting software for hotels and management companies operating one property or several. Its modules cover Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, General Ledger, Statistics, Financials and Bank Reconciliation. Accounts Payable includes invoice scanning, automated invoice processing, ACH processing, inter-company payables and MICR-encoded check printing. The General Ledger supports multi-company processing, imports from property management, payroll and point-of-sale systems, and export of ledger transactions to Excel. Financial tools include consolidated multi-company statements, daily, monthly and trend reports, a report scheduler and a flexible report writer. The reporting interface is browser-based. PVNG can be installed locally or deployed as a hosted service, with web, Windows, API and self-hosted platforms listed. It connects with Plaid for importing and matching bank-reconciliation transactions, and an established API connection to Ottimate is described for accounts-payable and document workflows. Aptech cites audit trails and financial controls and hosts PVNG at its secure Pittsburgh network data center. Support plans are Gold, Silver and Bronze, with help-desk assistance and an emergency 24/7/365 option. Pricing is available through consultation.

Tableview is a cloud-based restaurant POS platform for managing orders, payments, inventory, front-of-house work, and kitchen workflows. It handles dine-in, takeaway, and delivery, with table assignment, bill splitting, and real-time floor plans. Inventory features include stock tracking across locations, low-stock alerts, recipe costing, and waste analysis. Orders can route to kitchen screens by priority and across multiple stations. In offline mode, staff can take orders and print receipts; data syncs after reconnection. A centralized dashboard manages menus, staff, and reporting across locations, which the home page says is included for free. Tableview works with Stripe Terminal card readers, and support topics mention exports to Xero and QuickBooks. The company states that it uses TLS 1.3 in transit and AES-256 at rest, and tokenizes card data at entry; it also states PCI DSS Level 1, GDPR, and CCPA compliance and describes its cloud infrastructure as SOC 2 Type II certified. Starter costs $69/mo per location with two registers; additional registers cost $49 each. Pro is $189/mo per location with unlimited registers. Enterprise is custom-priced per portfolio under an annual contract. A free trial and a promotion for the first three months free on Starter or Pro are listed.