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Real Estate CRM: What Developers and Brokerages Really Need
The CRM features that matter for real estate developers and brokerages — lead capture, WhatsApp, site visits, inventory, bookings and payment plans.
Generic CRMs often frustrate real estate teams. Property sales have their own workflows: portal leads, site visits, unit inventory, bookings, payment plans and long follow-up cycles. A real estate CRM should fit those workflows.
Lead capture and routing
- Automatic capture from property portals, websites, social ads and walk-ins
- Duplicate detection across sources
- Routing by project, language, budget or agent availability
- Instant first response via WhatsApp, SMS or AI assistant
Communication
- WhatsApp integration with conversation history
- Call logging and recording where permitted
- Templates in Arabic, English and regional languages
- Automated follow-up sequences
Site visits
Scheduling, reminders, check-in at the site, feedback capture and follow-up tasks.
Inventory management
Real-time unit availability, pricing, floor plans and holds — so agents never sell a unit that is already reserved.
Bookings and payment plans
Booking forms, payment schedules, receipts, reminders and integration with accounts — essential for off-plan sales common in Dubai and India.
Broker and channel partner management
Partner registration, lead attribution and commission tracking.
Analytics
Lead source performance, conversion by stage, agent performance and pipeline value.
Compliance
RERA rules, advertising permits for listings in the UAE, anti-money-laundering checks and data protection.
Mobile first
Agents spend most of their time in the field; the mobile app matters as much as the desktop interface.
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