For property brokers in India
A CRM built for how property is actually sold — phone calls, site visits and follow-ups that cannot be forgotten. Your pipeline, your team and your numbers in one place, sealed off from every other firm on the platform.
5 seats included · No card required · Your data stays yours
Not a generic sales tool with “property” in the marketing copy.
Open the app and see who to call first — ranked by what is overdue, what is promised, and what is about to go cold.
Drag every enquiry from first call to booking. Nothing sits in a notebook, and nothing quietly disappears.
Overdue alerts, today's list and a week-ahead planner. The follow-up nobody remembered is the deal you lost.
Every requirement, site visit, call and note about a buyer on one screen — not spread across four people's phones.
Call, WhatsApp or log a site visit without leaving the lead. Built for someone standing in a parking lot, not at a desk.
Conversion, activity and targets per agent, updated live. Who is working, and who is only logging in.
Why this matters
Handing your client list to software is a real risk, and most CRMs ask you to take it on trust. The separation between firms here is enforced in the database and tested on every single release — if a check fails, the release does not ship.
Separation is enforced by the database itself, not by a filter somebody remembered to write. Raw SQL that forgets the filter still returns nothing.
An agent opens their own leads. A colleague's lead is not theirs to read — until its owner shares it, deliberately.
If we enter your account to help, it is time-limited, read-only, and appears in your own audit log with a name and a reason on it.
Your firm gets its own sealed workspace in about a minute. No call, no demo booking, no sales process.
Team leaders see their desk. Agents see their own leads. You see everything in your firm, and nothing outside it.
Add enquiries, set follow-ups, log visits. The numbers build themselves from what your team actually does.
15 days, 5 seats, no card. If it does not fit how your team works, you have lost an afternoon rather than a quarter.