Builders · Developers · Property & Construction
Inventory, sales, collections and site progress in one view.
A real estate and construction system covering unit inventory, bookings, payment schedules, project progress and contractor billing.
18 modules in the typical starting scope, across 3 areas — confirmed and configured to your operation.
The Short Version
Why real estate businesses need this connected.
A property business runs two clocks at once: the sales and collection cycle against each unit, and the construction and cost cycle against each project. When they are tracked separately, cash flow and progress never quite line up.
This bundle holds unit inventory, the buyer's payment schedule, project progress and contractor billing together, so a booking, a demand raised and a milestone reached are all visible against the same project.
Who it is for
- Real estate developers and builders
- Property and brokerage firms
- Construction and infrastructure contractors
- Interior and fit-out businesses
Who uses it daily
- Sales and pre-sales
- CRM and collections
- Project and site engineers
- Procurement and stores
- Accounts
- Management
What's in the Bundle
The modules a typical deployment includes.
A starting point drawn from the full library. Scope is confirmed after discovery — modules are added, dropped or configured to fit your process, and you are never asked to take one you will not use.
Sales & CRM
6- Lead & Enquiry Management
- Unit / Plot Inventory
- Booking & Allotment
- Payment Schedule & Demand Letters
- Collection & Outstanding
- Broker & Channel-Partner Management
Projects & Construction
6- Project & Phase Management
- Construction Progress Tracking
- BOQ & Work Orders
- Contractor & Subcontractor Billing
- Material Procurement & Stores
- Site Inventory & Issue
Finance & Handover
6- Accounting & GST / RERA-aware
- Cost Budgeting & Control
- Possession & Handover
- Customer Portal
- Management Dashboards
- Document & Agreement Vault
Module names describe capability. Where a module connects to a third-party platform such as Tally or a payment gateway, that is integration capability only — no partnership or certification is implied, and all third-party names and trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.
What Changes
The operational differences you should expect.
Stated as changes in how the business runs, not as percentages — we do not publish improvement figures we cannot substantiate from a named project.
Next Step
See the real estate bundle mapped to your operation.
Book a discovery consultation. We will walk your process and confirm exactly which modules you need — and which you do not.