Can Zenancy replace Reapit for a letting agency?+
No — and it does not try to. Reapit covers applicant tracking, viewings, offers, sales progression, and agency-wide reporting. Zenancy targets property operations after instruction: maintenance, compliance, contractors, and HMO management. A typical agency would keep Reapit for CRM and add Zenancy for managed portfolio operations.
Does Reapit have maintenance features?+
Reapit includes maintenance modules, but many agencies still bolt on Fixflo for tenant reporting. Users report maintenance feels secondary to CRM workflows. Zenancy is maintenance-native with AI triage and QR/NFC reporting built in.
Which handles HMO compliance better?+
Zenancy is HMO-first: room-level data, shared-area maintenance, licence condition tracking, and compliance RAG. Reapit can model HMOs but requires configuration and often external compliance tracking for HMO licensing complexity.
How does integration work between Reapit and Zenancy?+
Approaches vary by agency size. Some run Zenancy on managed portfolios while Reapit handles lettings-only stock. Property sync and data duplication should be planned explicitly — Zenancy is strongest when it is the operational source of truth for managed units.
Is Reapit or Zenancy better value for small agencies?+
Reapit's enterprise pricing suits established agencies with multi-branch operations. Smaller portfolio landlords and specialist HMO operators often find Reapit oversized. Zenancy pricing aligns with operational complexity rather than branch count.