Project & Building
Create the high-rise project and vertical structure.
High-Rise ERP
High-rise ERP for towers, floors, units and vertical inventory control.
Manage buildings, floors, unit types, individual units, area-based pricing, inventory publishing, leasing, project cost and construction control in one high-rise ERP.
Buildings & floorsUnit types & publishingArea & pricing
Connected workflow
One record moves through the business — the context stays attached.
No hand-off spreadsheets. No dead-end module screens. Each stage continues from the data created before it.
Floors & Unit Types
Define levels and reusable unit profiles.
Units
Create individual apartments, shops or offices.
Publish Inventory
Release approved units into sellable inventory.
Sell or Lease
Connect customers, pricing and contracts.
Cost & Report
Track project cost and financial position.
Core capabilities
Built for the actual work your teams perform.
Each capability stays connected to the same project, inventory and customer records.
Buildings & floors
Define building structures and floor hierarchies for vertical developments.
Unit types & publishing
Configure reusable unit definitions and publish approved units into property inventory.
Area & pricing
Use gross area and project pricing logic, including per-square-foot commercial calculations.
Cost accounting
Track budget, actual, committed, forecast and variance across cost heads.
Construction control
Manage contract execution, verified work, IPC-related activity and commitments.
Leasing & occupancy
Connect eligible unit inventory with leasing and occupancy workflows.
Inside PropLink
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WORKSPACE 01High-Rise Dashboard
Buildings, floors, unit types, units, published inventory, leasing status and configured value in one vertical-project view.
REAL DATA FLOW
PROJECT SCOPED
Project → BuildingStructured vertical hierarchy instead of flat inventory lists.
Area-based pricingSupport unit area and per-square-foot commercial calculations.
Inventory continuityPublish configured units into the same property and sales system.
Cost visibilityBudget, commitment, actual and forecast tracking for development teams.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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.
Yes. Contract workflows can track contractor agreements, measurements, variations, IPC-related activity, verified work, commitments and financial progress.
PropLink includes tenant and leasing capabilities so vertical inventory can continue from unit setup into leasing and occupancy workflows.
Yes. High-rise units can participate in the same connected CRM, sales, member, payment-plan, receipt, recovery and accounting processes.
Project Cost Control can compare approved budget, actual, committed, remaining, forecast-at-completion and variance positions by project and cost head.
Yes. Construction Contract workflows track contractual and execution information while remaining connected to commitments and financial controls.
Construction workflows are designed to support contract quantities, measurements, variations, certified or IPC-related progress and contractor settlement processes.