For developers who sell the units and answer for the build.

Every developer carries two promises: the price and payment plan a buyer signed, and the tower that has to be delivered against it. Proprite keeps both on one project record.

What changes when the work shares one record.

  1. Today: Sales, CRM and management each keep their own spreadsheet of which units are still available.

    With Proprite: One tower → floor → unit inventory, in building and table views. Temporary blocks expire on their own, and a confirmed booking locks the price.

    Post Sales CRM
  2. Today: Demand letters are typed up by hand for every slab, and follow-ups depend on who remembers.

    With Proprite: Payment schedules are generated from the payment plan. Demand letters download as PDFs, and payment due alerts show which buyers to follow up.

    Post Sales CRM
  3. Today: Buyers call the office to ask what they owe and how far construction has reached.

    With Proprite: Buyers sign in to see their bookings, pending amount, payments, demand letters, construction status, customisations and documents — and raise support tickets there.

    Customer Portal
  4. Today: Management sees sales and cost in separate reports that never quite reconcile.

    With Proprite: Sixteen MIS reports built from the same records — sales, projected receivables, projected expense, cost and cash.

    MIS

What your buyers see when they sign in.

Each buyer sees only their own bookings, what is pending, demand letters, construction status and documents — and can raise a ticket instead of calling.

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Questions from developers

  • Yes. Everything is organised project by project, and staff with access to more than one project switch between them with the project switcher.

See how Proprite fits your project workflow.

Walk through Proprite using the workflows your team already manages — your towers, your payment plans, your approval chain.