Compare · Resident portals and building apps
Announcements, packages, work orders. The door is not in them.
The Tuesday test
One clank, two systems. Watch which one already knows.
WATCHED BY NO ONE UNTIL LUNCH
The bill
Numbers come from a quote. The shape of the bill, you can see right now.
Side by side
| Resident portal | With Veni | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it starts | After someone is inside | At the door |
| Residents open it | When something is wrong | Because it opens their door |
| Visitors | Out of scope | Video calls, passes, no visitor app |
| Packages | A module, if remembered | Seconds to log, nudge, confirm |
| Maintenance | A form into a queue | Routed, escalated, signed off |
| Announcements | Pinned posts | A channel per building, real DMs |
| Your PMS | Often is the PMS | Keep it. Veni runs the front of house |
| The monthly bill | Licenses plus add-ons | One subscription: less, and it is the whole suite |
| Beyond the modules | More modules | The door itself, then everything after it |
The suite
Portals sell modules. Veni is one subscription that starts at the door and includes all of it.
The honest ledger
What the portal gets right
When it still wins
Straight answers
No. Veni runs the door and the day. Accounting stays where it is.
They open Veni because it opens the door, and adoption is tracked per building.
Clear, simple, per unit x per month pricing with volume-based discounts. Installations are charged separately.