Hadeda vs VerifEye BMO Tenant Billing

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.

VerifEye BMO Tenant Billing is web software for allocating and invoicing utility costs in multi-unit properties. Operators can assign tenant records and meters, allocate tenant and common-area costs, and apply simple, tiered or time-of-use tariffs at building level. The system captures whole-building electricity, gas, water, steam and BTU data, including 15-minute intervals. Users can create invoices for a chosen data range, email monthly invoices and export bills as PDFs. Management summaries and graphical energy-use information support billing periods, while tenants view usage through individual online portals. The data sheet describes cloud-based long-term storage while an active subscription remains and says it meets 36-month energy-code and LEED requirements. Applications include commercial, government, education, industrial, multiple-dwelling-unit and mixed-use buildings. Remote support covers activation, setup and configuration. The listed monthly license covers 50 data points, with pricing from $339.73/mo.