Unit Availability Grid and Reservation Tracking
Available units, temporary reservations, and signed contracts appear as distinct statuses for sales. When a reservation expires, the unit returns to market according to the developer’s rules.
Custom Development
When sales staff and partners sell units across several construction phases, they all need current availability for apartments, parking spaces, and storage units. We’ll build a CRM with a shared availability grid and a record of decisions from reservation through buyer handover.
These modules can be included in the project. We’ll agree on the scope and workflow rules after reviewing your processes.
Available units, temporary reservations, and signed contracts appear as distinct statuses for sales. When a reservation expires, the unit returns to market according to the developer’s rules.
The sales manager sees the approved schedule, and finance reconciles actual receipts against the accounting records. Overdue payments are flagged according to the terms of the individual contract.
The coordinator arranges the inspection date, checks document status, and organizes key handover. Each post-handover request has a separate assignee, deadline, and recorded outcome.
How teams can divide responsibilities and handle exceptions after rollout.
The buyer asks for more time. The sales manager forwards the request to a supervisor, who can see other inquiries about the unit and approve or decline the extension.
After payments are reconciled, the manager proposes an inspection time. Any defects are recorded on a punch list with an assignee and a reinspection date.
The first release can cover one construction phase and the rules for moving units between statuses. The supervisor approves discounts, sales manages reservations, and finance reconciles payments. The pilot will cover simultaneous reservation attempts, extensions, and the release of units back to market.
A standard sales pipeline can track negotiations. A custom system makes sense when multiple managers can reserve the same unit and its sales status depends on the reservation, contract, and payment schedule.
Once we agree on the requirements, we design the screens, build a pilot, and try it against the agreed use cases. We plan the rollout and follow-on modules with your team.
Discuss the First PhaseA unit can be limited to one active reservation. The CRM rejects the second attempt and shows the sales manager the status and expiry date of the current reservation.
A transaction can include several units, each with its own price and status. Before launch, we’ll define how partial cancellations and revisions to the payment schedule work.
We can start with one phase and reconcile the unit register, active reservations, and balances on payment schedules. Before adding the next phase, we’ll agree on buyer IDs and shared reference data so clients with multiple purchases keep one consolidated history.
Prepare a sample unit register, reservation statuses, discount rules, and an example of a payment schedule change. Partner sales, accounting integration, and buyer access to documents also affect complexity. We’ll use those workflows to define the scope of the first release.
We’ll need examples of apartment statuses, reservation terms, and how payment schedules are passed to finance.