Resources for real estate teams.
Guides, definitions and notes on running property developments — from bookings and collections to procurement, site quality and management reporting.
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- Guides3 guidesLonger explanations of how the work fits together, from ERP basics to procurement and quality control.Read the guides
- Glossary18 termsPlain definitions of the terms used across real estate sales, procurement, site and accounts work.Open the glossary
- Blog1 postNotes from the Proprite team on the design decisions behind the product, and the reasons for them.Read the blog
Latest guides
All guides- What is a real estate ERP?What a real estate ERP covers, how it differs from a CRM or accounting software, and what developers should check before choosing one.
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- Construction procurement workflow, from requirement to POA step-by-step construction procurement workflow: requirement, RFQ, quotation comparison, supplier selection, purchase order, receipt, QC and approval.
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- 4 min read
- Construction quality control: why QC should gate progressWhy failed quality checks should block the next activity and keep rejected material out of stock, and how to design inspections that work as gates.
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From the glossary
Full glossary- PLC (preferential location charges)
- An extra charge added to a unit’s price for a location buyers value more, such as a higher floor, a park or road facing, or a corner position.
- Demand letter
- A formal letter asking a buyer to pay an instalment that has fallen due under their payment plan.
- Material indent
- A request raised by site for material it needs from the store, with the quantity and the date it is required.
- Maker-checker
- A control in which one person enters a transaction and a different person approves it.
- QC gate
- A point in the workflow that work or material cannot pass until its quality inspection has been approved.
- NMR (nominal muster roll)
- A daily record of the labour present on site, used to calculate daily labour cost.
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