GProps System vs HOAS

GProps System is a condominium and property management platform for residents, management teams and security guards, with Android, iOS and web access listed. Residents can pay bills, invite visitors, submit complaints and book facilities. Accounting tools handle invoicing, account-book updates, bank reconciliation and financial reporting; assessment billing, owner ledgers, vendor payments and financial statements are also listed. The guard app includes visitor management, emergency alarms, patrols, maintenance or incident reports, and intercom. Hardware integrations include QR scanners, license-plate recognition, RFID, access cards and face-recognition systems. Gprop names EntryPass, Dahua and ZKTeco for access control, and Maybank Berhad and Payex as payment partnerships. Online payments connect directly to a banking gateway stated to comply with PCI-DSS. Gprop says data is stored on a dedicated server in a PCI DSS environment and personal data is protected under the Personal Data Act. Management can cancel records but cannot delete them for audit purposes. The free subscription includes community, property management and accounting, visitor management and Maybank Payment Gateway; a one-time setup fee is stated, but its amount is not. Data setup, accounting migration and training are stated to require one month.

HOAS is a management system for Philippine homeowners associations, combining property records, billing, accounting, community tools, and voting. It manages property, homeowner, renter, and vehicle records, and can generate recurring monthly dues, apply configurable late penalties, and send invoice reminders by email or SMS. Accounting includes double-entry journals, bank reconciliation, and reports such as a trial balance and general ledger. Community tools include announcements, concern tickets, meeting minutes, chat, and QR-code gate passes. Online voting supports elections, resolutions, and budget approvals, and can produce a certified results PDF. Calendar options include a read-only iCal feed and two-way Google Calendar sync through a service account. HOAS says it is designed for the Philippine Data Privacy Act and uses encryption in transit and at rest, bcrypt password hashing, role-based access controls, and daily backups with point-in-time recovery. It is available on web, Windows, and Android; its iOS app is coming soon. Plans are priced per property per month: 7 PHP for 1–500 properties, 6 PHP for 501–1,000, and 5 PHP for 1,001 or more. A 14-day trial is listed for Growth.