Clarify the product
A short guide to using it well
Construction CRM keeps project, block and unit inventory in the same record chain as payment plans, progress payments, procurement and site reports. The sales showcase and the buyer portal run on that same data.
Who is it for?
It suits property developers selling several projects, blocks and units at once who want installment plans, price revisions and site progress managed from one place.
What does it not replace?
Construction CRM is not a design or structural-calculation tool and does not replace the statutory accounting ledger; payment plans, progress payments and permission rules work only as far as you define them.
How to start
- Define the project with its blocks, floors and individual units.
- Set up your payment plan template with down payment, installment count and due day.
- Separate sales offices and permissions, then try a price revision as a simulation first.
Content verified: 2026-08-31
Frequently asked questions
Who is Construction CRM for?
It suits property developers selling several projects, blocks and units at once who want installment plans, price revisions and site progress managed from one place.
How should a team start with Construction CRM?
Construction CRM keeps project, block and unit inventory in the same record chain as payment plans, progress payments, procurement and site reports. The sales showcase and the buyer portal run on that same data. Define the project with its blocks, floors and individual units. Set up your payment plan template with down payment, installment count and due day. Separate sales offices and permissions, then try a price revision as a simulation first.
What does Construction CRM not replace?
Construction CRM is not a design or structural-calculation tool and does not replace the statutory accounting ledger; payment plans, progress payments and permission rules work only as far as you define them.