Software built around how real estate actually runs.
A generic pipeline closes at booking. A real estate sale continues for two years afterwards, through forty documents that each gate the next stage.
Who uses it
The sales desk, the CRM team, the collections lead
The unit is the record here, not the lead — a specific flat, on a specific floor, with a facing, a carpet area and a price stack of base rate, floor rise, preferred location charges, parking and statutory dues. Availability, holds and releases all attach to it, which is what stops two salespeople selling the same flat on the same afternoon.
After booking comes the part nobody diagrams: allotment, KYC, agreement, registration, bank sanction, construction-linked demands, change requests, possession, snag list and conveyance. Each stage has documents that must exist before the next can proceed, and each is a place a file goes missing.
The workflows we build around
- Unit inventory, holds, blocks and releases
- Versioned rate cards, cost sheets and approved discounts
- Booking to agreement to registration, as document states
- Milestone-linked demands and bank disbursements
- Channel partner registration and brokerage terms
- Possession, snag lists and handover
Statutory weight: RERA registration, the designated project account, quarterly progress updates
What we have written about it
The thinking behind the product.
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