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Two brokers, one unit, the same minute. Watch it on a shared sheet, then on one live inventory.
Saturday, 11:01. Two brokers, two site visits, one good unit left on the fourth floor.
Payment plans
Every buyer’s plan hangs off the construction stages. Certify a stage and every demand due on it goes out that day.
STAGE 1
Booking
waiting
STAGE 2
Plinth
waiting
STAGE 3
3rd slab
waiting
STAGE 4
Roof slab
waiting
STAGE 5
Finishing
waiting
STAGE 6
Handover
waiting
Leases & rent
Every lease counts down on one screen. The renewal opens at ninety days, not the week before.
Who came to us with this
A paperless lease lifecycle across dozens of metro-station commercial spaces, with real-time occupancy.
Every listing, lease, tenant, valuation and rent receipt in one system.
Talk to us, or get a quote in two minutes
Plain questions about your projects, your units and your people. The figure appears before anyone calls you.
More detail
| Module | What it does for you |
|---|---|
| Project & unit inventory | Towers, blocks, plots and units with status, pricing and live availability. |
| Sales & bookings | Leads, bookings, payment plans and instalment schedules with auto-reminders. |
| Lease & tenancy | Agreements, rent cycles, renewals, escalations, deposits and exit settlements. |
| Collections & invoicing | Automated rent/instalment billing, receipts, GST invoices and TDS handling. |
| Broker & commission | Channel-partner records, commission slabs, accruals and payout tracking. |
| Facilities & maintenance | Request logging, work orders, AMC schedules and vendor management. |
| Owner/tenant portal & reports | Statements, dues, occupancy and revenue analytics — self-service, anytime. |
Every month on disconnected systems carries a bill you don't see on any invoice:
These figures are illustrative — your exact leakage depends on your portfolio — but the pattern is universal: the cost of staying on spreadsheets compounds every month, while an ERP cost is paid once and recovered fast. We scope your project to a fixed price so you know the number before you commit.
Picture month-end as a five-minute dashboard review — every unit billed, every commission reconciled, every rupee of rent accounted for — instead of a three-day reconciliation marathon.
Worried about the switch? Book a free, no-obligation review → — we'll tell you honestly what to fix first and what it should cost.
| ERPNext (with Acube) | SAP / proprietary real-estate suite | Spreadsheets / point tool | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total cost of ownership | 60–80% lower — no per-seat licences | High licences, climbing yearly | Cheap, but caps your growth |
| Ownership & lock-in | Open-source code you control | Proprietary black box | Limited, siloed |
| Fit to your process | Bends to your sales, lease & approval flow | You bend to the software | Rigid, one function only |
| Time to value | Live in weeks | Multi-year programmes | Instant, but never scales |
| One real-time view | Yes — units, leases, money, one platform | Yes, at high cost | No — every sheet is an island |
| India compliance | GST, e-invoice, TDS on rent built in | Costly localisation | Manual, error-prone |
Real estate developers and builders, plotted-development and township projects, property and facility management firms, commercial and residential landlords, leasing companies, and mixed-use community operators across India. Building what you sell too? Pair this with our construction & project management ERP so site costing and unit sales run on the same platform.
See how we tailor sector workflows on the Real Estate & Property industry page →
We've delivered ERPNext and custom software for 200+ organisations across India and overseas, including multi-location, multi-branch operations like Indus Motor, where the same challenge — many sites, one set of numbers — had to be solved without downtime. For large infrastructure bodies like Kochi Metro (KMRL), we digitised paper-heavy, accountability-critical operations into clean, auditable workflows.
The thread across every deployment is our process-first method: we map how your property business actually runs — the workarounds, the leakage, the bottlenecks — before we configure a thing, which is exactly why our go-lives stick when others stall. See the case studies →
What it costs to put in depends on how many projects and units you manage, whether you sell, lease or both, and how many people need to be on it. The calculator on this page asks about exactly those, and gives you a figure before anyone calls you.
Yes. The same platform manages instalment-based sales with payment plans and recurring lease/rent cycles — many clients run both side by side, on one ledger.
Yes — commission slabs, accruals and payouts are tracked against each booking and reconciled in the ledger, so nothing is paid twice or missed.
Yes. GST invoicing, e-invoice and TDS on rent are built in, with India-ready statutory reports for your auditor.
Yes — clean, validated migration of masters and balances is a defined step in every Acube go-live, with opening balances reconciled before you start.
ERPNext is open-source, so there are no per-user licence fees — the biggest hidden cost in proprietary ERP. Most clients reach 60–80% lower total cost of ownership. We scope to a fixed price, so you know the number up front and can start with the modules that hurt most.
Because we start with your process, not the software, and we stay through training, go-live and hypercare. Poor change management — not the tool — is the No. 1 reason ERP projects fail, and it's exactly where we focus hardest.
Most property go-lives land in weeks to a few months depending on scope. Role-based dashboards, hands-on training on your real data and hypercare are built in, so adoption isn't left to chance.
No. The code is open-source and yours. We earn the relationship through long-term support and AMC, not contracts you can't leave — which is why 70% of our work comes by referral.
Call +91 62358 66111 or WhatsApp us for a free, fixed-scope plan.
It depends on how many projects and units you manage, whether you sell, lease or both, and how many people need to be on it, which is why the figure on this page comes from a two-minute set of questions rather than a brochure. The estimate is a range; a quotation is a fixed price we sign after a short call about the detail.