Land Acquisition
Record landowners and parcel deals.
Housing Scheme ERP
Housing scheme ERP from land acquisition to handover.
Connect landowners, land pools, master planning, plot inventory, sales, payment plans, recovery, accounting and possession across the full housing-scheme lifecycle.
Land acquisition & poolsMaster planningSellable inventory
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.
Land Pool
Consolidate development land with traceability.
Master Plan
Organize project planning and area.
Plot Inventory
Create controlled sellable inventory.
Sales & Recovery
Book, collect and follow customer dues.
Possession
Complete the customer property lifecycle.
Core capabilities
Built for the actual work your teams perform.
Each capability stays connected to the same project, inventory and customer records.
Land acquisition & pools
Track landowners, acquisition records, area positions and consolidated land pools.
Master planning
Connect master plans, sectors, blocks and plot generation to the project record.
Sellable inventory
Move approved planning into live plot inventory with pricing and availability control.
Sales & recovery
Continue from booking to payment plan, receipts, dues and collection operations.
Project accounting
Link project activity to customer receivables, banks, vouchers and reporting.
Possession & services
Carry the same customer and property history into possession and post-sale services.
Inside PropLink
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WORKSPACE 01Land Manager
Control land acquisition, pools, master plans, sellable area and cost recovery basis from one project-scoped workspace.
REAL DATA FLOW
PROJECT SCOPED
Land → InventoryPreserve the development chain from acquisition to sellable plots.
Visual inventoryUse mapped inventory where suitable for project sales and availability.
Project cost basisConnect land and development costing to the same project.
Customer continuityCarry member history from booking to possession and services.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about this PropLink workflow.
Inventory can be organized by project, sector or block, size, category, street and status, with booking and customer records connected to the same inventory item.
Yes. Housing-scheme workflows can use local area conventions and configured sizes for plot inventory, pricing, sales and reporting.
Yes. Inventory status is centrally controlled and can be filtered so teams can work from current availability rather than disconnected spreadsheets.
Yes. PropLink includes inventory-map capability for suitable projects, allowing mapped plots to be viewed with live inventory status and filters.
Yes. Land management covers landowners, acquisition records, land pools, master plans, costing and related project information before the resulting inventory moves into sales workflows.
Yes. Member profiles can connect registration details, inventory, pricing, payment plans, receipts, ledger activity, documents, remarks, follow-ups and later property-service actions.
Yes. Payment-plan structures, due dates, receipts, outstanding balances and recovery operations are connected to the sale and member record.
Yes. After-sales workflows can cover possession and other configured property services while keeping the customer and inventory history connected.
Land Manager can organize acquisition information, land pools, master plans, area positions, costing and related project controls.
Yes. Land area positions can distinguish gross, sellable and non-sellable project land for planning and cost-recovery analysis.
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.