Raise the demand
Bill a due installment, a member charge or an approved batch after a construction stage.
Stop piecing together buyer dues from demand sheets, bank references and messages. See what needs follow-up, what has cleared and which member or partner payments are next, with the source record close at hand.
An overdue buyer installment and a member’s rent are different obligations. See both clearly, without hiding one inside the other or relying on someone to remember the next due date.
Bill a due installment, a member charge or an approved batch after a construction stage.
Separate consideration, GST and tax credit. GST is banked separately, never into the collection account. Track pending clearance, appropriation and advances.
Clear the receipt and record the corresponding RERA sweep entries. The bank moves funds; NirmaanOne records the accounting.
Bring accrued benefits, approved commissions and refunds into a payout run for Finance Lead approval.
Export a bulk-transfer file, record UTRs and clear each payment. Track individual bounces and reverse the affected entries.
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Each standard below is part of the daily record. The professionals who certify and file still do so; NirmaanOne keeps their evidence ready.
Collections, the 70% separate account and sweeps tracked per project, with statements ready for the CA certificate.
GST and property TDS computed on each demand and receipt, with the calculations verified by chartered accountants.
Software keeps the record and the evidence. Certification, tax judgement, banking and filing stay with the people accountable for them.
Tracks collection, separate and operative account entries, runs fourteen readiness checks and drafts the Form 1, 2 and 3 pack.
Your architect, engineer and CA certify. Your bank moves the money. Your team files on the regulator’s portal.
Computes GST and property TDS on each demand and receipt, and keeps GST out of the collection account.
Your CA decides the tax treatment. GST returns and TDS forms are filed outside NirmaanOne.
Assume a Rs 18 lakh base installment, 5% GST and 1% TDS on the base. The buyer transfers Rs 18,72,000, while Rs 18,000 is tracked separately as TDS. These are example assumptions, not a tax determination for every project.
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No. The bank executes transfers and sweeps. NirmaanOne records clearance and posts the accounting entries. Transfer rules draft the movements between your collection, RERA separate, operative and loan accounts, and each one posts when a line in your imported bank statement matches it.
No. The collection account and the 70/30 sweep hold consideration only. GST is received separately into the project’s GST or operative account, and a GST receipt into the collection account is refused.
The receipt and its related accounting effects, including the sweep entries, are reversed. The outstanding amount becomes visible again.
They are maintained separately. Benefits are money payable to the member; charges are money receivable from the member. Keeping each ledger visible preserves the full obligation.
Not today. You can import a bank statement file to confirm transfers between your own accounts. Matching buyer receipts from the statement is planned next; live bank feeds and online payment collection are on the roadmap. Receipts are cleared with their bank references.
Schedule a live demo with our sales team. See how your separate trackers become one connected workflow, and plan your first project in 48 to 72 hours.