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Buyer payments and project costs live in different places
Receipts from buyers and spending on site post to the same books, so project cash position is a report rather than a reconciliation exercise.
Developer suite · for developers
Developer joins the sales side of a project, with units, buyers, contracts and payment plans, to the construction side, with quantities, procurement, site records and handover. What you collect and what you spend on a project end up in the same books.
What it solves
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Receipts from buyers and spending on site post to the same books, so project cash position is a report rather than a reconciliation exercise.
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Each buyer has a contract and a schedule of payments, with receipts and a statement showing what is paid and what is due.
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Quantities, requisitions, purchase orders and variations are recorded against the project, so changes are visible before the money is spent.
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Project roles give them access to the parts of a project they need, and inspections, snags and handovers are recorded in the system.
What is in it
Selling the units while the project is under way.
A record for each project, its units and its milestones.
Buyer records, reservations, contracts and payment plans for each unit.
Record payments, print receipts and issue statements to buyers.
Delivering what you have sold.
Build and compare bills of quantities, with quantity take-off.
Requisitions, requests for quotation, purchase orders and site stores.
Daily site reports, inspections, non-conformance reports and snag lists.
Contracts, payment certificates and variations for each project.
Record completion and handover of units to buyers.
Access for contractors, consultants and quantity surveyors on the projects they work on.
The finance desk
What Developer records is posted to the same ledger your accountant works in, with no second system to reconcile.
Who it is for
Request a trial and we set up a workspace for you. Add another suite later and the bundle discount applies from the next invoice.