Inventi or Unitify: what a condominium corporation should compare before it signs

Inventi runs the building operations; the Statement of Account it generates still leaves through someone else's payment portal.

Choose Inventi if you're a top-tier developer that wants your own brand on the resident app at handover. Choose Unitify if you want the same system that issues the SOA to also carry it inside the resident's own app.

Inventi or Unitify, row by row

Inventi's public material checked 2026-09-22

What matters	Unitify	Inventi
Statement of Account (SOA)	Generated automatically and issued to every unit owner inside the same billing system.	Yes — a named “SOA Automation & Collection” module, with automated SOA generation and collection tracking.¹
Who actually takes the payment	Philippine dues collection is not yet live on our side either — we issue and reconcile the SOA; ask us for current rail status.	Integrates a payment portal it does not name; its FAQ offers to recommend one “through our network of payment partners” if you don't have one.²
Resident sees the bill in the app	Yes, inside the resident app.	Named in only two of the seven resident apps Inventi publishes — “Billings & Collections” in PPT Connect (Pacific Plaza Towers) and “association dues and transactions” in Horizon Homes (Shangri-La The Fort). The other five, including its own generic Community Portal shipped July 2026, list no money feature at all.^{3,4,5,6,7,8,9}
Vocabulary the product is built for	Condominium corporations and homeowners associations — unit owner, association dues, SOA.	Its own About page: “tenant communications and rent collection” — commercial-leasing vocabulary spanning seven property types, including BPO offices and hospitals.¹⁰
Published price	Live on unitify.com/pricing, including a Free plan with no card and no expiry. Billing is a paid add-on charged per invoice — free for the association's operations, paid only when we issue the bill.	Not published — /pricing is a 404; the FAQ defers to a monthly subscription “based on the size or number of properties,” quoted only after a demo.²
White-label resident app for developers	—	Yes — seven resident apps under Inventi's own App Store publisher account, six of them carrying the developer's brand, at Rockwell, Shangri-La, Eton and Pacific Plaza Towers.^{3,4,5,6,7,8,9}
Facilities engineering (work orders, preventive maintenance, meter reading, KPI audit)	—	Yes — named modules for work-order tracking, preventive and corrective maintenance, and utility meter reading.¹
AI features	On the Pro plan; the Free plan carries none.	No AI claim published — “AI,” “artificial intelligence” and “machine learning” appear nowhere across its homepage, About, all three solution pages and its FAQ.¹¹
Scale	—	“More than 400 buildings and over 12.8 million square meters” (its own May-2026 release); a separate homepage figure of “1,200+ Buildings and Branches” counts branches too.^12,11

Sources, read 2026-09-22

Why teams choose Unitify

A published price, live on unitify.com/pricing — including a Free plan with no card and no expiry. Inventi's own /pricing page is a 404; its FAQ defers every buyer to a demo.
The SOA is issued and reconciled inside the same product the resident uses. Inventi integrates a payment portal it does not name, and offers to recommend one “through its network of payment partners” when a developer doesn't have one — the bill stays in one product, though the peso rail in the Philippines is not ours yet.
The resident actually sees the bill. Of the seven resident apps Inventi publishes, five — Rockwell PMO, RPMC PMO, My Shang Concierge, My EPMC and Inventi's own generic Community Portal, shipped July 2026 — list no money feature at all. Dues are named in only two.
Built in the market's own words — condominium corporation, unit owner, association dues, Statement of Account — not the commercial-leasing vocabulary (“tenant,” “rent collection”) that runs through Inventi's own About page.
Collectability moves, and the curve shows it where our billing runs end to end: Ande Tower in Batumi rose from 40% to 80% over six months; Avant Park in Azerbaijan went from 19% in June to 74% by month three (August) of collected payments made in the app. Philippine dues collection is not live on our side yet — ask us for current rail status.

Our numbers only

Our argument here is that the bill stays inside one product, not that we already move Philippine pesos — we don't yet.

Ande Tower, Batumi: collection rose from 40% to 80% of monthly charges over six months.
Avant Park, Azerbaijan: the share of collected payments made through the app grew from 19% in June to 74% by month three (August).

What you gain and lose by switching

What you gain with Unitify

A published price, including a Free plan with no card and no expiry — Inventi's own /pricing page is a 404.
The SOA generated and issued inside the same product the resident uses, rather than handed off to a payment portal Inventi does not name — the bill stays in one product, though the peso rail in the Philippines is not ours yet.
Vocabulary built for a condominium corporation or HOA — unit owner, association dues, SOA — not commercial-leasing terms.
A measurable collectability result where our billing runs end to end: Ande Tower in Batumi rose from 40% to 80% of monthly charges over six months, and Avant Park in Azerbaijan went from 19% to 74% of collected payments made in the app over three months. Philippine dues collection is not live on our side yet — ask us for current rail status.

What you lose by leaving Inventi behind

A white-label resident app carrying your own brand — Inventi ships one at Rockwell, Shangri-La, Eton and Pacific Plaza Towers; we don't offer that today.
Facilities-engineering depth across a mixed portfolio — preventive maintenance, equipment libraries and multi-branch retail/F&B (Servio) — published in detail on Inventi's Enterprise and Servio pages.
Viber as the resident channel — Inventi turns Viber messages into tracked maintenance tickets; we don't.
A local team with named enterprise clients since at least 2023 and an award list going back to 2024.

When Inventi is the better fit

The buyer is a top-tier developer that wants its own brand on the resident app at handover — Rockwell, Shangri-La, Eton and Pacific Plaza Towers already run white-label Inventi apps; that's proof, not a promise.
The portfolio is mixed — condominiums plus retail, offices, BPO or hospitals. Inventi's Servio product and multi-branch model are built for that; we are not.
Facilities engineering is the job: preventive and corrective maintenance, equipment libraries, meter reading and KPI audit across a portfolio — that is where Inventi's published depth actually is.
Viber is the resident channel. Inventi turns Viber messages into tracked maintenance tickets; we don't offer that.
The buyer wants a local Philippine team with named enterprise clients since at least 2023 and an award list going back to 2024.

Frequently asked questions

How is Unitify different from Inventi?

Inventi generates the SOA and tracks collection, but it integrates a payment portal it does not name — its FAQ offers to recommend one from its partner network if you don't have one. Unitify issues and reconciles the SOA inside the same billing system residents use. Philippine payment collection itself is not yet live on our side either, so ask us for current status before assuming either vendor moves the peso for you.

Does Inventi process association dues payments?

No public claim says so. Inventi's FAQ states it integrates your existing payment portal, or recommends one through its partner network. Its own May-2026 partnership announcement lists its services as facility management, work order systems, visitor management and building administration — billing is not on that list, and the payment technology is credited to its North American partner.

Can a unit owner see their SOA inside Inventi's app?

Sometimes. Of the seven resident apps Inventi publishes, five — including its own generic Community Portal, shipped July 2026 — list no money feature at all. Dues are named in only two: “Billings & Collections” in PPT Connect at Pacific Plaza Towers, and “association dues and transactions” in Horizon Homes at Shangri-La The Fort.

What does Inventi cost?

Not published. /pricing on inventi.asia returns a 404, and its FAQ says pricing is a monthly subscription based on property count and size, quoted only after a demo. Unitify's price is public at unitify.com/pricing, including a Free plan with no card and no expiry.

Is Unitify's billing free too?

The Free plan itself has no expiry and needs no card. Billing is a paid add-on — charged per invoice, free on the Pro plan — and applies only when we actually issue a bill. Check unitify.com/pricing for the current rate before comparing it to any peso figure; it changes.

What happens when switching from Inventi: what carries over?

Inventi's product sits behind a login (enterprise.inventi.asia returns 401) and publishes no export or API documentation, so buildings, units and owners are loaded from your own register. Nothing needs to be migrated to evaluate Unitify — add one building on the Free plan and see the SOA and resident app for yourself.

Comparing Inventi for a new building?

We'll show the SOA and billing inside the resident app, on one of your buildings. Nothing to migrate to evaluate it — add one building and see.

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