Areas we cover

Every department,
one system.

Real estate companies are run by teams: sales, sales operations, AR, AP, treasury, customer care and more. Here is what each of them gets from XSquare Real Estate.

In short

XSquare Real Estate covers the departments of a property developer: marketing, sales, brokers, pricing, sales operations, accounts receivable, collections, the cheque desk, treasury, accounts payable, commissions, customer care, handover and maintenance, with finance and executive management across all of them.

How teams work together

One record, passed from team to team.

Nothing is typed twice. Each team picks up where the last one stopped.

From booking to contract

  1. SalesBooks the unit and takes the deposit
  2. Sales operationsPrepares the contract and records the signature
  3. Finance and accountingChecks the accounts and approves
  4. SalesThe contract runs and the unit is sold

From installment to cash

  1. Accounts receivableInvoices the installment when it falls due
  2. CollectionsFollows up what is late
  3. Cheque deskTakes the cheque to deposit
  4. TreasuryMatches the bank line, and the payment posts

From bill to payment

  1. Accounts payableRecords the contractor bill and retention
  2. Accounts payablePrepares a payment run
  3. Executive managementA manager approves
  4. TreasuryThe run enters the cash forecast and is paid

From checklist to keys

  1. Customer careSchedules the handover
  2. HandoverCompletes the checklist, and the buyer signs
  3. Accounts receivableHandover installments fall due
  4. Finance and accountingRevenue is recognised, if you book it at handover
Department by department

What each team gets.

Executive management

CEO · CFO

The whole company on one page.

  • Sales against target and collection rate
  • Cash in banks and the lowest point of the next 13 weeks
  • Overdue receivables and payables due this month
  • Every figure opens the records behind it

Marketing

Leads

Know which campaign really sold units.

  • Every contract traces back to its lead and campaign
  • Expressions of interest before a launch
  • Brochures, floor plans and project details in one place

Sales

Direct sales

Everyone sells from the same truth.

  • Live availability and an interactive masterplan
  • Bookings with real deposits and holds that flag themselves
  • Deals against target, per person and team
  • Leads, follow-ups and commission on the phone

Brokers

Channel sales

Brokers paid the agreed rate, every time.

  • Rates per broker and per project
  • Live price sheets in English or Arabic
  • Commission created when the contract is approved

Pricing and revenue

Revenue management

A price you can defend for every unit.

  • Pricing matrix with premiums and guard rails
  • Stacking plan with bulk changes and preview
  • Releases with scheduled price increases
  • Payment plans by NPV and IRR, and absorption

Sales operations

Contracts admin

From booking to finance, nothing missing.

  • Every contract by stage, with the wait in each
  • A checklist of required documents
  • Signature recorded before finance
  • Plan changes, transfers, swaps and cancellations with approval
  • Contracts from your own Word template, in Arabic or English

Accounts receivable

AR

Every installment is an invoice, on its due date.

  • Installments invoiced automatically
  • Statements in English or Arabic, in seconds
  • Reschedule and early settlement with the balance kept right
  • Deposits and customer advances in their own accounts

Collections

Credit control

Every collector knows who to call today.

  • A portfolio for each collector
  • Promises to pay, checked against real payments
  • Reminders by rule, and penalties a manager approves
  • Aging by customer and a collection forecast

Cheque desk

PDC

Every post-dated cheque in its place.

  • The whole contract printed in one run
  • 104 layouts for 44 Egyptian banks
  • Arabic amounts in words
  • Received, deposited, cleared or bounced, with a full print log

Treasury

Cash and banks

Cash today, and the next thirteen weeks.

  • Positions per bank and project account
  • Deposit slips confirmed by a manager
  • Bank statements matched to what is open
  • A rolling 13-week cash forecast

Accounts payable

AP

Contractors paid on approval.

  • Payment runs: prepare, approve, pay
  • Contractor bills tied to a project and milestone
  • Retention held and released by a manager
  • The next 8 weeks of payments

Commissions

Sales and brokers

Commission on rules, not spreadsheets.

  • Sales commission on invoice or on payment
  • Broker commission billed to the broker
  • Hold back with a reason, or bill in one click

Customer care

CX

Requests answered on a clock.

  • SLAs counted in your working hours
  • Requests from the buyer app, answered there
  • A rating when each request closes

Handover

Delivery

Units handed over properly.

  • A schedule from the planned handover dates
  • A checklist with photos and the buyer's signature
  • Billing and accounting move on handover day

Maintenance and snags

After handover

Defects followed until they are fixed.

  • Failed checklist items become snags
  • Given to a contractor, and verified
  • Maintenance requests in the same place

Finance and accounting

General ledger

Everything posts to a real double-entry ledger.

  • Your own chart of accounts and journals
  • Revenue at handover or as invoiced
  • Credit notes and refunds booked correctly
  • IFRS 15 and EAS 48 figures for your accountants, for information
Questions

Common questions

Which departments does it cover?

Marketing, sales, brokers, pricing, sales operations, accounts receivable, collections, the cheque desk, treasury, accounts payable, commissions, customer care, handover and maintenance, with finance and executive management across them.

Do the departments share the same data?

Yes. They work on the same contracts, installments, cheques and bills, so a payment recorded once shows everywhere and the figures agree.

Does each department see only its own work?

Each team has its own workspace and rights. A collector sees their own portfolio and a salesperson their own figures, while managers see the whole team.

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