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The segments

Who we serve, and how each one feels it

Three segments, three ways of working — and three roles inside them, each with its own permissions.

The three segments it was built for

It is not a general project platform: it was built for those who build homes and sell them themselves.

Residential development

Residential developers

Complexes and residential buildings from permit to keys, with the portfolio, floors and units in a single view.

Building and selling

Builders who sell their own units

Site costs and sales revenue are read from the same source, so margin does not wait for month-end.

Project sales

Project sales teams

Reservations that expire on their own, signed contracts and instalments tracked to the final payment.

Standalone buildings

A single building does not need a complex

Not every building belongs to a complex. Standalone buildings come in with their own structure and work exactly like those inside a complex — with no need to invent an intermediate entity.

A full structure without a complex
Floors, units, prices and statuses, the same as for buildings inside a complex.
Plan limits recognise both shapes
Counting buildings and units does not change whether the building stands alone or inside a complex.
Import and trash work the same
The same XLSX or CSV import of units and the same trash with restore, with no second path.

Three roles, three views of the same truth

Roles are only starting points: real authorisation is granted permission by permission, for every user.

Sees everything, grants everything

The account owner holds full rights and shares them with other users permission by permission, not through rigid roles.

  • Creates users and grants them individual permissions
  • Sees the portfolio, the sales and the finances in one dashboard
  • Follows the activity log inside the account
  • Manages the account's plan and billing
See how permissions work

Sees everything, grants everything

The account owner holds full rights and shares them with other users permission by permission, not through rigid roles.

  • Creates users and grants them individual permissions
  • Sees the portfolio, the sales and the finances in one dashboard
  • Follows the activity log inside the account
  • Manages the account's plan and billing
See how permissions work

Where the team feels the difference

Five places where the daily work gets shorter, each with its own page.

  • Reservations expire on their own

    The deadline frees the unit with nobody having to remember and with no second list.

  • The contract comes from the template

    It is not written from scratch for every client, and the signed text stays frozen.

  • The fiscal invoice is not redone

    It comes out of the sales data, with VAT and continuous numbering.

  • Each person sees only what is theirs

    Permissions are granted per user, not per role — and authorisation is measured on them.

  • Reminders send themselves

    Upcoming instalments and expiring reservations are announced by a single scheduler.

The sales flow

From the reservation to the final payment

Every step of the sale ties to the actual unit and to its contract, so a client's state is read without being hand-joined from three places.

See payments and instalments
  1. The reservation holds the unit, not a note

    The status changes on the unit itself, so nobody sells it twice.

  2. The contract holds the instalment plan

    The instalments flow from the contract, with due dates and amounts tied to it.

  3. The payment keeps the trail

    Every collection ties to its instalment and stays readable in the history.

See it with your own segment

Create the account and build your first project — the flow is the same for all three segments.