Mygate

Pros: Simple, guided tools help new admins manage with ease. Invoices, notices, and tasks become quick and straightforward.

Cons: Simple, guided tools help new admins manage with ease. Invoices, notices, and tasks become quick and straightforward.

Overall: I was new to society management. But Mygate made the process simple. From generating invoices to posting notices, everything is easy and guided. It is like having a ready-made ERP system.

Pros: Easy to track staff entry and exit times.
Remote visitor approval saves time and hassle.
Reliable and simple to use, no complicated setup.

Cons: Works best with a steady internet connection. Some users may wish for more advanced features in future updates.

Overall: I love that I can check when my maid or cook enters and leaves.
Approving visitors on the go is a lifesaver when I am at work. It is simple and reliable.

Pros: The reliability of Mygate is unmatched. Millions of homes are using it. We feel confident that the platform can handle our society’s operations smoothly. Competitors simply cannot match this scale and consistency.

Cons: I’m impressed with how often Mygate rolls out new features. The latest updates improved invoicing, communication and task management. It’s reassuring to see the app evolve continuously.

Overall: For any gated community, both security and management matters. Mygate combines strong security tools with powerful ERP features. This makes it an all-in-one platform that handles every need.

Pros: 1. Easily the most comprehensive community ERP out there.

2. Accounting, helpdesk and amenities management are built exactly the way RWAs actually work.

3. Miles ahead of Adda on every meaningful parameter.

Cons: Some smaller RWAs might find the sheer range of features overwhelming at first.

Overall: We use the helpdesk feature extensively, and it has completely changed how our facility team works. Residents raise issues directly from the app, and we have clear categories, assignment options, and even SLAs defined for each type of problem. What's nice is that the escalation flow actually works. If something isn't resolved, it moves up automatically, which forces people to stay accountable. We tried doing something similar with NoBrokerHood earlier, but the system felt like a patchwork. Here, there's actual infrastructure behind it.