Entrata vs PROMAS The Professional Landlord

Entrata is a property management operating system for multifamily communities, serving owners, property managers, and renters. Its Operations Experience Platform connects CRM, ERP, leasing, and property operations, while its mobile-first Resident Experience Platform brings resident services, financial wellness, and loyalty together. Residents can pay rent, book amenities, use access control, report rent, and access renters insurance and deposit alternatives. The platform also covers tenant portals, maintenance management, property accounting, lease management, and online rent collection. Entrata says its AI agents can carry out tasks and coordinate leasing, maintenance, and renewal workflows. Procure to Pay handles purchase orders, approvals, invoice processing, and payments, including AI-powered invoice processing. The API partner ecosystem includes a developer portal, sandbox environments, documentation, webhooks, and support. Entrata describes role-based permissions, approval workflows, policy controls, and audit trails for AI actions. It offers web, iOS, Android, and API platforms, and lists solutions for multifamily, student, affordable, commercial, military, and manufactured housing. Pricing is on request; its public pages invite prospective customers to request a demo.

PROMAS The Professional Landlord is property management accounting software for fee-based and investment property managers. It is designed for residential and commercial properties and combines integrated double-entry accounting with financial controls for owner and escrow funds. Accounting tools include batch management-fee posting, owner distributions, late fees, security-deposit tracking, tenant charges and bank reconciliation. Reports can be customized and saved for reuse; owner statements can be styled differently for different owners. The software can be hosted in the cloud or deployed on premises, with internet access from Windows, Apple and iOS devices. PROMAS lists integrations with RentTrack, MyRental, Inspect & Cloud, ACH.COM and ScreeningOne. Pricing includes a $60 a month lease or a $610 a year subscription for 30 units in one database. A one-time license costs $845 as a one-time purchase and includes an annual subscription. Cloud hosting is $1,530 a month, includes up to 10GB, and requires a current lease or subscription.