Storable Easy vs. Sitelink Web Edition

We manage over 20 facilities across four states and use all three of Storable's platforms (driven by different owner preferences). Here is my direct takeaway on how they stack up:

• SiteLink Web Edition: The biggest drawback here is security and architecture. The local client software you install is severely outdated and runs on frameworks unsupported by Microsoft. I have a background in cybersecurity, and when I brought specific vulnerabilities to SiteLink's attention, I was shut down because fixing them would require completely re-architecting their legacy codebase.

• SiteLink MyHub: While it moves things to the web, the MyHub browser interface is still missing a ton of critical functionality found in the desktop client.

• Storable Easy (formerly SiteLink Easy / Select): This is a completely different animal because it was a separate platform acquired by Storable. There are several legacy SiteLink features missing here—for example, you cannot customize the unit sort order for physical walkthrough reports.

Operations & Move-Ins Despite the missing features, Storable Easy is much more intuitive for property managers to use daily. The online move-in process in Storable Easy is excellent, whereas the native online move-in experience in SiteLink is clunky and completely outdated. They are night and day.

Gate Integration Warning Beyond operations and cost, look closely at gate support. If you rely on software-based gate management (PTI, PDK, OpenTech, Sentinel), you are highly likely to hit compatibility hurdles depending on which FMS you choose.

Every migration comes with hidden trade-offs. If you want to chat through what we’ve uncovered during our migrations and platform testing, feel free to give me a call at 281-617-0550.