Project Workspaces
Keep each development’s inventory, sales, customers, recovery, costs and financial activity in the correct project scope.
Platform
One project database. Many controlled workspaces.
PropLink is designed around shared records, project scope, permissions, approvals and connected operational workflows rather than isolated department software.
Shared project dataProject permissionsAudit-ready workflows
Permissions
Control access by module, action and project so users see only the work that belongs to their responsibility.
Connected Records
Inventory, member, sale, payment plan, receipt, recovery and ledger remain linked instead of becoming duplicate data sets.
Approvals & Policies
Apply authorization, policy, lock and override controls around sensitive business actions.
Communication Layer
Use company messaging accounts, templates and system events across CRM, recovery and service workflows.
Management Reporting
Build reporting from the operational records that teams already use rather than separate monthly spreadsheets.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about this PropLink workflow.
PropLink is a real estate ERP that connects projects, property inventory, CRM, sales, payment plans, recovery, accounting, procurement, construction, customer services, communication and reporting in one controlled platform.
PropLink is designed for housing societies, housing schemes, high-rise developers, builders, multi-project real estate companies, marketing organizations and teams that need one connected operational and financial system.
No. CRM and sales are part of PropLink, but the platform also covers project setup, inventory, land, costing, contracts, procurement, recovery, accounting, member services, approvals, communication, reporting and other operational areas.
Yes. Departments work on the same project data while permissions determine what each user can view, create, edit, approve or manage.
Yes. PropLink supports project workspaces, project-scoped data and permission-aware access so one company can operate several developments from the same ERP.
Yes. Housing-scheme inventory can be organized around plots, sectors, blocks and sizes, while high-rise inventory can be organized by building, floor, unit type and individual unit.
Authorized management users can work across allowed projects and departments to review consolidated operational and financial information.
PropLink is provided as a managed hosted ERP service, allowing the platform, application environment and ongoing maintenance to be centrally managed.
Yes. PropLink uses permission-aware workspaces so access to modules and actions can be limited according to a user’s responsibilities.
Yes. Project scope and module permissions work together so users can be limited both by what they can do and which projects they can work on.
Yes. Activity and audit-related records help management review important user and system actions.
Yes. Approval workflows can be used for sensitive business actions such as discounts, adjustments, refunds, procurement, policy overrides and other configured processes.
The centralized policy engine is designed to maintain policies, obligations, charges, waivers, locks, overrides and decision history in one governance layer.
Yes. Documents can remain linked to relevant customer, sale, land, contract, approval or service records rather than being stored as unrelated files.