Budget, project preference, unit type and decision timing
Project, phase, unit, price, status and hold expiry
Connect project and unit inventory to buyer demand, visits, quotations, bookings, payments and post-booking commitments in one configurable workspace.
Developer sales differs from agency CRM: the core match is a buyer to a controlled project-and-unit inventory with price, hold and payment consequences.
The application separates the buyer need from saleable inventory, then creates an explicit match and commercial commitment.
Budget, project preference, unit type and decision timing
Project, phase, unit, price, status and hold expiry
Site-visit feedback and decision participants
Unit layout, availability and current commercial status
Discount request and payment capacity
Quoted price, approval status and payment plan
Handover expectations and open commitments
Milestones, payment status, inspection and closeout records
This prevents an inventory list, sales pipeline and payment tracker from drifting apart.
Project, phase, unit type, list price, sale status and hold expiry.
Connects toBuyer inquiries, quotations, bookings and handover.Demand, budget, source, project interest, stage, owner and next action.
Connects toVisits, selected unit, booking and payment records.Appointment, host, unit, feedback and the next buyer decision.
Connects toThe buyer and project that created the visit.Quoted price, discount decision, reservation, documents and stage.
Connects toBuyer inquiry, specific unit and payment schedule.Amount due, due date, status, receipt and recovery owner.
Connects toBooking, project, unit and buyer.Every exception should have a record, owner and deadline.
Renew deliberately or release the unit to saleable inventory.
Route the evidence and preserve the approved commercial basis.
Assign recovery and update the booking risk.
Escalate before the client discovers the missed commitment.
Portfolio numbers become more useful when they open the buyer and unit records behind them.
Buyers with budget, timing and unit criteria by project.
Adjust campaign, inventory release or sales coverage.Unit holds that progress to a recorded booking before expiry.
Improve commitment criteria and reservation follow-up.Quoted value under review or approved below the current price rule.
Protect margin and explain forecast changes.Amounts upcoming, due, part-paid, overdue or disputed by project.
Prioritize recovery and protect handover planning.Trained administrators can add fields, views, rules and dashboards when a new project or payment structure requires them.
Project-specific changes often enter an IT or vendor implementation queue.
A focused project field, unit choice, approval route or dashboard can often be configured and tested in hours.
No. Builder CRM must connect buyer demand to controlled project and unit inventory, price, reservations, payment milestones and post-booking commitments. Agent CRM is usually centered on people, listings, viewings and transactions across many owners.
Not necessarily. Use Jodoo for configurable buyer, unit, approval, recovery and commitment workflows; keep accounting, inventory valuation and legal transaction systems as the source of truth where their specialist controls are required.
Use one unit record as the source of truth, with explicit status, hold expiry, responsible owner and links to the current inquiry, quotation or booking. Avoid separate team spreadsheets that can sell the same unit twice.
Open the builder sales app to follow demand from inquiry and site visit through quotation, booking, payment and handover commitments.