Property & Projects · ERP Module
High-Rise Unit Management ERP
Create buildings, floors, unit types and individual units, then publish approved vertical inventory into the main property system.
Buildings and floorsUnit typesUnit publishing
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Create buildings, floors, unit types and individual units, then publish approved vertical inventory into the main property system.
01Buildings and floors
02Unit types
03Unit publishing
04Area and pricing
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WORKSPACE 01High-Rise Unit Management ERP
Buildings, floors, unit types, units, published inventory, leasing status and configured value in one vertical-project view.
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FAQ
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Answers to common questions about this PropLink workflow.
High-rise inventory can be organized from project to building or tower, floor, unit type and individual unit, giving teams a controlled vertical inventory hierarchy.
Yes. Unit types can be configured for the property categories used by a project, including apartments, shops, offices and other sellable or leasable vertical units.
Yes. High-rise sales can work with area-based pricing and per-square-foot commercial calculations where required by the project.
Yes. High-rise units can be created and configured before being published into the main property inventory, supporting controlled setup and release.
Yes. Project Cost Control can track approved budget, actual, committed, remaining and forecast positions by configured cost heads.