Migrate your ResMan data
Property management platform built for multifamily and affordable housing operators, with integrated accounting, leasing, maintenance, and CRM in one centralized system.
In its favor
Why people choose ResMan
The signal that keeps ResMan on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.
Chosen for Section 8 and affordable housing compliance features, with detailed resident information tracking that reviewers rate superior to AppFolio or Entrata
Valued for all-in-one platform consolidation—accounting, leasing, maintenance, and reporting in a single system without switching between tools
Praised for responsive customer support with timely assistance and thorough follow-up, particularly for users managing complex affordable housing portfolios
Selected for user-friendly interface that enables quick staff onboarding with minimal training time required across property management teams
Preferred for customizable reporting capabilities that give operators detailed insights into property functioning, costs, and compliance status
Bulk text template creation requires manual setup for each new template, feeling clunky compared to native CRM automation workflows
Utility billing charges generate at move-out with real-time calculations that some operators find difficult to reconcile without support
Reporting customization is powerful but the learning curve for building complex custom reports frustrates users without dedicated analyst support
Integration with third-party screening and payment platforms requires separate vendor management that mid-sized operators find fragmented
Reasons to switch
Why people leave ResMan
The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing ResMan. Presented as facts, not knocks.
Platform scorecard
Strengths, weaknesses, and where ResMan fits
Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.
SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit
Strengths
Weaknesses
Where it works
Where it struggles
Pricing tiers
ResMan pricing overview
ResMan pricing starts at $62 per user per month on the Standard tier, with Professional and Enterprise tiers requiring direct sales consultation. Capterra reports 2,207 reviews with a 4.5 rating, and pricing is per-user rather than per-unit or per-property, making cost scaling predictable for growing portfolios.
Standard
Tier 1 of 3
$62/user/month (starting)
What's included
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What gets migrated
ResMan object support
Object-by-object support for ResMan migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.
Properties
Fully supportedProperties are the top-level organizational unit in ResMan containing multiple Units. We map them directly to the destination's Companies or Properties object with address, type, and metadata fields preserved intact.
Units
Fully supportedUnits belong to Properties and contain lease status, rent amounts, and unit details. We map Unit records 1:1 and flag vacant vs. occupied status explicitly in the migration scope.
Tenants/Residents
Fully supportedResidents are the primary contact records tied to a Unit and Lease. We map Residents to Contacts and preserve the Unit assignment, subsidy type, and compliance flags for affordable housing.
Leases
Fully supportedLeases link a Resident to a Unit with term dates, rent amounts, and deposit information. We map Leases to Deals or Opportunities and preserve the full lease lifecycle including renewal history.
Payments
Mapping requiredPayments are tied to Leases and Residents. We map payment records with amount, date, method, and allocation details. Note that partial payments and payment plans require value-level mapping to match destination accounting.
Charges/Fees
Mapping requiredCharges and fees include rent, utility billing, late fees, and miscellaneous charges. ResMan's utility billing integration creates charges tied to vacating workflows. We map these to invoice line items or custom objects depending on destination structure.
Maintenance Tickets
Fully supportedMaintenance tickets track work orders tied to Properties or Units with priority, status, and assignment. We map tickets to Cases with full description, photos, and work order history preserved.
Documents
Fully supportedDocuments include lease agreements, addenda, notices, and resident paperwork stored per entity. We export documents as binary blobs with metadata and re-attach them to the corresponding migrated records in the destination.
Lead Management
Mapping requiredResMan captures leads through websites and contact center modules. We map leads to CRM Leads or Contacts depending on destination's lead model, preserving source attribution and pipeline stage.
Identity Validation
Mapping requiredIdentity validation results are stored per resident with verification status. We map verification status as a custom property on the Contact record since destination CRMs handle this differently.
Affordable Compliance
Mapping requiredSection 8 subsidy data, income limits, and compliance dates are stored on Residents and Leases. We map these to custom properties or Compliance objects and flag them for review since regulatory requirements vary by destination.
User/Staff Accounts
Mapping requiredStaff accounts include role assignments and property access. We map users to destination Users or Contacts depending on whether they are billable staff or administrative contacts.
Custom Reports
Not in this platformCustom reports are ResMan-specific report definitions that do not export in standard formats. We do not migrate report definitions; instead we migrate the underlying data so reports can be rebuilt on the destination platform.
Chatbot/Contact Center
Not in this platformChatbot conversations and contact center interactions are ephemeral communication records that do not have a standard schema equivalent in most destination CRMs. We do not migrate these records.
| Object | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Properties | Fully supported | Properties are the top-level organizational unit in ResMan containing multiple Units. We map them directly to the destination's Companies or Properties object with address, type, and metadata fields preserved intact. |
| Units | Fully supported | Units belong to Properties and contain lease status, rent amounts, and unit details. We map Unit records 1:1 and flag vacant vs. occupied status explicitly in the migration scope. |
| Tenants/Residents | Fully supported | Residents are the primary contact records tied to a Unit and Lease. We map Residents to Contacts and preserve the Unit assignment, subsidy type, and compliance flags for affordable housing. |
| Leases | Fully supported | Leases link a Resident to a Unit with term dates, rent amounts, and deposit information. We map Leases to Deals or Opportunities and preserve the full lease lifecycle including renewal history. |
| Payments | Mapping required | Payments are tied to Leases and Residents. We map payment records with amount, date, method, and allocation details. Note that partial payments and payment plans require value-level mapping to match destination accounting. |
| Charges/Fees | Mapping required | Charges and fees include rent, utility billing, late fees, and miscellaneous charges. ResMan's utility billing integration creates charges tied to vacating workflows. We map these to invoice line items or custom objects depending on destination structure. |
| Maintenance Tickets | Fully supported | Maintenance tickets track work orders tied to Properties or Units with priority, status, and assignment. We map tickets to Cases with full description, photos, and work order history preserved. |
| Documents | Fully supported | Documents include lease agreements, addenda, notices, and resident paperwork stored per entity. We export documents as binary blobs with metadata and re-attach them to the corresponding migrated records in the destination. |
| Lead Management | Mapping required | ResMan captures leads through websites and contact center modules. We map leads to CRM Leads or Contacts depending on destination's lead model, preserving source attribution and pipeline stage. |
| Identity Validation | Mapping required | Identity validation results are stored per resident with verification status. We map verification status as a custom property on the Contact record since destination CRMs handle this differently. |
| Affordable Compliance | Mapping required | Section 8 subsidy data, income limits, and compliance dates are stored on Residents and Leases. We map these to custom properties or Compliance objects and flag them for review since regulatory requirements vary by destination. |
| User/Staff Accounts | Mapping required | Staff accounts include role assignments and property access. We map users to destination Users or Contacts depending on whether they are billable staff or administrative contacts. |
| Custom Reports | Not in this platform | Custom reports are ResMan-specific report definitions that do not export in standard formats. We do not migrate report definitions; instead we migrate the underlying data so reports can be rebuilt on the destination platform. |
| Chatbot/Contact Center | Not in this platform | Chatbot conversations and contact center interactions are ephemeral communication records that do not have a standard schema equivalent in most destination CRMs. We do not migrate these records. |
Gotchas
What to watch for in ResMan migrations
Issues we've hit on past ResMan migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.
Utility billing charges are calculated at move-out in real time
Section 8 subsidy data requires compliance-specific field mapping
Bulk text templates are not auto-saved from organic conversations
Custom report definitions are proprietary and not portable
Integration ecosystem creates data in third-party systems
| Severity | Issue |
|---|---|
| Medium | Utility billing charges are calculated at move-out in real time |
| Medium | Section 8 subsidy data requires compliance-specific field mapping |
| Low | Bulk text templates are not auto-saved from organic conversations |
| Low | Custom report definitions are proprietary and not portable |
| Medium | Integration ecosystem creates data in third-party systems |
Leaving ResMan?
Where ResMan customers move next
12 destinations ResMan can migrate to.
How a ResMan migration works
Four steps, ResMan-specific
Connect
OAuth 2.0 (Partner API) into ResMan. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.
Map
We translate ResMan-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.
Sample
Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate ResMan quirks before production.
Migrate
Full migration with ResMan rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.
FAQ
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