There’s also Iotas, my understanding they’re similar to Stratis operating off of cellular service instead of WiFi.
Or vice versa

FYI - you can install thermostats, light switches, outlets, leak sensors, window shades, etc... that use z-wave communication protocol and won’t need WiFi inside the units or in common areas to remotely control them 24/7...that’s the least expensive way to become smart, drive down your operating costs, install new asset protection, and give the residents a smart-home experience. Of course you’ll need an enterprise software platform to bring everything under one dashboard and resident app...you can’t DIY.

www.digitaltrends.com/home/alliance-smar...tments-google-dwelo/

We just started with Vivint. So far so good. Doesn't require wifi as many others do so we are able to control locks and HVAC even when a unit is vacant from an online portal.

Which ever platform you choose you should definitely consider your cyber insurance policy. All these wired units transferring data exponentially increases exposure to a data breach.

Stratis is the one I’m hearing great stuff about!