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Sales office spreadsheets, installment records in accounting and site costs tell different stories about the same project. We combine project, sales, collection and leasing data in one reliable structure.

Common challenges

Sales tracked in Excel

Sold, reserved and available units are tracked in spreadsheets owned by different teams.

Cash flow uncertainty

Due and overdue installments can’t be seen alongside cash needs per project.

Budget overruns

Cost and progress payment data is consolidated late, so overruns aren’t caught early.

Reports we build

01

Sales and inventory

  • Sold and available units
  • Sales by project and block
  • Price per square meter
02

Collections and cash flow

  • Due and overdue installments
  • Collection rate
  • Cash flow projection
03

Project cost and budget

  • Budget vs. actual cost
  • Progress payment tracking
  • Variance by work item
04

Leasing and occupancy

  • Occupancy rate
  • Rental income
  • Lease expiry schedule
05

Sales team and CRM

  • Leads and visits
  • Conversion rate
  • Sales rep performance
06

Executive summary

  • Project portfolio status
  • Total revenue and collections
  • Critical alerts

Typical data sources

  • ERP and accounting
  • CRM
  • Sales office Excel files
  • Progress payment and project management systems
  • Lease and facility management software

Frequently asked questions

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Can we monitor multiple projects in one report?

Yes. We bring all projects into a shared model; leadership sees the portfolio summary while project teams drill into their own project details.

What if our sales team keeps using Excel?

During the transition, Excel files based on standard templates can be loaded into the model automatically. Over time we can plan for data to come from CRM or ERP.

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