Hadeda vs Livable

Hadeda is utility billing software for property managers of multi-unit buildings, estates and gated communities. Its portal brings tenant, meter, tariff, bill and payment management together, while residents can check meter data, see a combined utilities-and-rent statement and pay through the app. The service supports postpaid billing, with monthly payment on the 1st; prepaid billing is rolling out. Hadeda deploys ultrasonic, smart-mechanical and electromagnetic meters for domestic, zonal and bulk use. It checks meter readings for leak patterns, sends alerts and can support remote shutoff when smart valves are installed. Reports cover readings, usage, charges, meter health and bulk-versus-unit totals, with Excel or CSV export. Water metering is live, while electricity and gas are rolling out. Third-party APIs and Sigfox, LoRaWAN and fixed-radio connectivity are listed. Apps and web access are available. Pricing is on request.

Livable automates utility billing, Ratio Utility Billing System calculations, and cost recovery for property owners and management teams. Its AI-assisted workflow can acquire utility bills and extract their data. Allocation methods include occupancy, square footage, sub-metered usage, actual consumption, fixed percentages, per-unit calculations, and custom weighting. Managers can review allocations, approve billing batches, and monitor utility activity across a portfolio. Residents use Tenant Connect to view statements, review property bills, and pay online. Direct payments support ACH, debit cards, credit cards, and Auto-Pay. Self Service provides allocation and approval tools; Bill Automation adds automatic bill entry, multilingual support, spike alerts, and adjustment management. Livable syncs charges into AppFolio and describes AI-assisted workflows where no native connection exists. It has no unit minimums, supports web access, and does not sell or install sub-meter hardware.