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• Generate towers, floors and unitsHow-to

  Add a project's towers and build their floors and units in bulk with the guided generator: one floor range at a time, with the unit mix, areas, designation and numbering pattern, and a safe re-run that only adds what is missing.

• Import and export units with ExcelHow-to

  Download a project's units as an Excel sheet or start from the template, fill in towers, floors and units in bulk, let the app check every row, and import them in one go; missing towers and floors are created for you.

• List amenities, project-wide or per towerHow-to

  Record what the new project provides: amenities shared by everyone (clubhouse, gym) listed once for the project, and amenities each tower has (refuge unit, society office) listed once per tower, drawing on the organization's Amenities lookup.

• Earmark rehab units for tenantsHow-to

  Keep units back for the rehab side of a redevelopment: set a unit's status to Reserved For Tenant so it waits for a member or landowner, designate PAP units that only PAP tenants can take, and mark Common units that house an amenity and are never sold.

• Block and unblock a unitHow-to

  Take a unit out of circulation by hand, so it can't be offered to a buyer or allotted to a tenant, and put it back when the reason has gone; only units that are free can be blocked.

• Set up parking areas and parking slotsHow-to

  Add the project's parking areas (basements, podiums, stilts), number their parking slots in bulk with the generator or one at a time, and check the layout, so parking slots can be allocated to society members and offered to buyers.

• Allocate a parking slot to an allotteeHow-to

  Give a society member one of the project's parking slots from the Parking tab, see it on the member's page, and release it again when the allocation changes.

• Plan construction stages and their sharesHow-to

  Record the project's construction stages (plinth, slabs, possession…) with their order, share of the payment bucket, tower and expected date, one at a time on the tab or in bulk from an Excel sheet, so construction-linked payment plans and pricing plans can be built on them.

• Record construction progress on a stageHow-to

  Mark a construction stage as commenced and then completed on the project's Construction Stages tab, with optional certificates or site photos, so the construction-linked installments waiting on it get their due date and accounts are told to bill them.

• StructureScreen

  Build and maintain a project's towers (wings), floors and units, generate them in bulk, and see every unit's status and designation at a glance.

• AmenitiesScreen

  List what the new project provides, either once for the whole project (clubhouse, pool) or on particular towers (refuge unit, society office).

• ParkingScreen

  Set up the project's parking areas (basement, podium, stilt) and their numbered parking slots, see who holds each parking slot, and allocate parking slots to society members.

• Construction StagesScreen

  Plan the project's construction stages (plinth, slabs, possession…) with their shares and dates, record commencement and completion, and keep the certificates and photos for each stage.

• Unit types and unit configurations (typologies)Concept

  A unit type says what kind of unit it is (Apartment, Office, Shop, Showroom) and which property types it suits; a unit configuration is the typology (2 BHK, Penthouse, Office) made of a name, a unit type and a bedroom count, with the areas kept on each unit.

• Unit areas and the chargeable areas: Carpet area (Mofa), RERA Carpet Area, Super Built-up AreaConcept

  Every unit carries up to three areas; two settings say which one money is worked out on: the chargeable area for buyers (what a Per Sqft price multiplies on a buyer's estimate) and the chargeable area for members and tenants (what a member's offer and an allottee's purchase are measured in).

• Unit numbering patternsConcept

  When the Structure generator creates units in bulk, a pattern such as {floor}{seq:02d} builds every unit number from the floor, the unit's position on the floor and the tower name; a similar pattern names the floors.

• Unit status lifecycle: available, reserved, allotted, held, booked, soldConcept

  Where a unit stands right now, from Available through the rehab path (Reserved For Tenant, Allotted) or the sales path (Reserved For Buyer, Booked, Sold), who moves it and what each status blocks.

• Unit designation: Saleable, PAP, CommonConcept

  What a unit is for, separate from its status: Saleable stock, a PAP unit kept for Project Affected Persons, or a Common unit housing an amenity; the designation decides who can be allotted or sold the unit and whether it shares the project's cost.

• Parking areas and parking slotsConcept

  A parking area (basement, podium, stilt) holds numbered parking slots that are inventory like units: held by a sent estimate, booked with the unit, or allocated to an allottee from the project.

• Construction stages and share bucketsConcept

  A project's construction stages (plinth, slabs, possession) each carry a share of a 100% bucket, one bucket for the project-wide stages and one per tower; completing a stage dates the installments waiting on it and moves the revenue progress.

• Payment plans: lumpsum, cadence, custom and construction-linkedConcept

  A payment plan says how the buyer's total is collected: all at once, in equal installments on a cadence, on agreed dates, or as construction stages are achieved; it lives on the estimate as numbered versions, is finalized with the price for approval, and becomes the booking's schedule.

• Excel sheets: check first, then applyConcept

  Units, parking slots, construction stages, unit pricing, benefit plans, society members and allottees can be exported to and imported from Excel; every sheet is checked row by row first, and nothing is written while any row fails.