Your data comes with you.
Hand over your exports. Apex maps the fields, flags what’s ambiguous instead of guessing, and every mapping is confirmed before anything loads.
Everything your property runs on. One login. We counted.
Reservations, guest messages, payments, the books and the owner statements, in one system. ApexOS does the busywork and stops for a person before money moves or a guest hears from you.
Animation: Pulse, the first screen in ApexOS, on its Today view for Friday, June 12. One by one, things from different parts of the business arrive in the feed, and the module each came from lights up in the left rail. The Walsh party arrives at Birch Hollow Cabin at 4 pm with 420 dollars still due. A missed call from Erin Johnson arrives with a summary: she is asking about early check-in. The Park family checks out of Cedar Cabin 2, and its turnover is assigned to Maria Santos, due at 3 pm. The Walsh party pays the 420 dollars in the guest portal, and their arrival shows the balance clear. Finally the Maintenance Follow-Up agent asks for approval before texting the Walsh party the plumber's arrival time, and a person approves it.
The PMS, the channel manager, the guest texts, the phones, the trust accounting spreadsheet and the owner portal. ApexOS is all of it, on one data model, so nothing syncs between systems and nobody enters anything twice.
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Reservations that refuse double bookings, trust accounting with every journal in its own fund, housekeeping, owner statements and the register. All on the same records.
Follow one booking through ApexOS. Every step lands on the same record, so the next one already knows.
However it was booked, it lands on one calendar. The cabin locks the moment it’s reserved, so nobody can double book it.
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Apex agents watch reservations, tasks and guest messages, and act inside the rules you set. Anything that messages a guest or moves money waits for a person, in every mode. Every run is logged with its reasoning.
Animation: over a photo of two operators on a patio, one with a laptop, the Maintenance Follow-Up agent sees the plumber is booked for Birch Hollow Cabin and drafts a text to the Walsh party with the plumber’s arrival time. Because it messages a guest, it waits for approval. A person approves it, the text is sent, and the run is logged with its reasoning.

Trust accounting in the core, owner statements that tie out, and an owner portal that answers before the phone rings.

Rigs checked against the site before it’s booked, long stays of 28 nights or more, and metered utilities billed to the stay.
Hand over your exports. Apex maps the fields, flags what’s ambiguous instead of guessing, and every mapping is confirmed before anything loads.
Payments live inside Apex. Guests check out online or in person, and every card is tokenized on entry, so full numbers are never stored. Secure by design, invisible by default.
Passkey sign-in, two-step verification and an audit trail of who changed what, and when.
Unlimited users and the full platform on every plan. Plans differ by how much AI you use, not by which features you’re allowed.
ApexOS is all-in-one property management software for vacation rentals, RV parks, hotels and marinas, with AI built in. Reservations, guest messaging, payments, trust accounting, owner statements, housekeeping and point of sale run in one system on one data model, and ApexOS carries out the tasks you describe inside the approval rules you set.
Every plan includes the full platform: operations, guest experience, performance and intelligence. That covers the PMS, trust accounting, housekeeping and maintenance, owner management, payments, point of sale, CRM, unified inbox, phone system, channel manager, revenue management and Apex agents. Plans differ by how much AI you use, and every plan has unlimited users.
Both. Each account is set up for its property type, so a vacation rental manager gets owner records, trust accounting and an owner portal, and an RV park gets rig fit checks and site maps. Hotels and marinas are supported too, on the same books, payments and guest communication.
Only inside the rules you set. Anything that contacts a guest, moves money or is marked restricted always waits for a person, in every mode, and you can add that gate to anything else. Every change shows a preview first, and every agent action is logged with its reasoning.
From your exports. Contacts, reservations, units, rates, payments, gift cards and owners are migrated: Apex maps the fields and flags what’s ambiguous, and every mapping is confirmed before it loads. Lodging types, reservation types and a chart of accounts are set up before you start.
Yes. Properties can be grouped under one organization with shared users, roles and settings, so your team signs in once. Each property keeps its own books, with per-fund and consolidated reporting from the same records.