Ocius’ My Resident Network Named Best Mobile App

Chicago, IL (PRWEB) September 05, 2014

Ocius, a leading provider of resident billing and payment processing solutions for the multifamily housing industry, announced today that it was honored as a winner in the 2014 Technology Choice Awards’ Mobile App category.

This was a repeat win for Ocius in this category, highlighting its My Resident Network App. The My Resident Network App represents an innovative, user-friendly technology for collecting residents’ rent and utility payments. Ocius’ leading-edge solution allows apartment renters to view their monthly statements and pay rent conveniently right from their mobile phones. Additionally, residents have flexibility to schedule recurring payments and avoid late fees via a secure, always-accessible portal.

“Our mobile app was the first in class to be released, and it continues to be enhanced and improved. The My Resident Network App has proven itself to be the leader in mobile technology,” said Keith Nelson, President of Ocius. “It is a true honor to win this category and have our solution recognized as the top option in the industry.”

About Ocius:
Ocius invented the process of convergent billing fourteen years ago and continues to be the innovation leader in this rapidly growing segment. Ocius also provides Utility Invoice Processing, Transaction Processing, Submetering, and Resident Portal solutions that help clients increase efficiency and improve results. Ocius currently provides services to half of the NMHC Top-50 Apartment Managers and processes more than $2 Billion in resident billing annually. For more information, visit: http://www.ocius.net or call 866-850-3500.

About Multi-Housing News:
Multi-Housing News (MHN) provides the leaders of the multi-housing industry with the most current and complete news, information and analysis to help them run their businesses more efficiently and profitably. The MHN 2014 Technology Choice Award winners are voted on by industry members. For more information, visit: http://www.multihousingnews.com.

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