Hili Billing vs Xtract

Hili Billing keeps estimates, owner approvals, vendor invoices, and payment approval together on a maintenance work order. Vendors post estimates and invoices, while property teams review them against the work performed. Owners can approve or decline through a private link without an account or login. The system records who posted or changed billing information and who approved it, preserving a history that cannot be overwritten. Human review remains required: the Assistant may flag mismatches but does not approve or pay bills by default. Starter is free for light use and includes the full product, with no integrations listed. Pro costs $29 a month and adds property-management and field-service integrations plus Zapier automations. Business costs $399 a month and includes integrations, assisted onboarding, and priority support. Enterprise uses custom pricing, onboarding, and terms. Hili says the web product is invitation-only during private beta, with no free trial.

Xtract automates purchase invoice handling, from reception and reading through approval, reporting, and posting to accounting systems. It reads PDF invoices across layouts, countries, and languages, including line items and taxes. Invoices can be routed automatically to approvers, with reminders, conditional routing, and an approval audit trail. Approved invoices can be posted through Xtract APIs or exported as a flat file for ERP import; named integrations include SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics 365, QuickBooks Online, Odoo, and NetSuite. Xtract generates custom invoice reports and can connect purchase information to dashboards such as Power BI or Tableau. Its expense app supports expense uploads, administrator approval, reimbursement, and ERP posting, and is available for iOS and Android. The service operates in the cloud and does not require administration downloads or computer installation. Xtract also offers accounting firms client account divisions and bookkeeping features. It lists Android, iOS, web, and API access.