Set the structure
Create promoter entities, their books and the projects they own.
MULTI-PROJECT GROUPS
Separate entities. Connected decisions.
Run several projects and promoter entities without flattening their books into one spreadsheet. Keep the ownership, agreements and account boundaries visible while reviewing the group together.
NirmaanOneGroup / entity overviewILLUSTRATIVE PROJECT RECORD
Group / entity overview
GROUP COLLECTIONS THIS MONTH₹18.19 Cr
Illustrative values for presentation
| Project | Type | Review |
|---|---|---|
| Meadow Heights | Apartments | Ready |
| Cedar Society | Redevelopment | 2 items |
| Aranya Greens | Plots | Ready |
WHAT CHANGES FOR YOUR TEAM
A consolidated view should not blur who owes what.
Landowner consideration, buyer dues and project finance have different owners and obligations. Connect them to the right project and entity, then use reports to see the wider picture.
Record the agreement
Capture land parcels, development agreements and area or revenue share, including units allotted as landowner consideration.
Track project finance
Record term loans, construction loans and overdrafts as bank accounts, with dated sanction, limit, drawing power and rates.
Watch the permissions
Maintain approvals and NOCs with validity, including the configured before-sale gate.
Review together
Use project and tower cost centres, consolidated views and cross-project reports.
Per entitycomplete books
Per projectsettings and cost centres
Across projectsmanagement reporting
WHAT YOUR TEAM CAN DO
The tools behind a smoother working day.
Entity accounting
- Separate books and fiscal controls per promoter entity
- Project and tower cost centres
- Consolidated financial review
Land and development
- Land parcels and development agreements
- Area-share and revenue-share records
- Landowner entitlements and allotments
Portfolio control
- Loan and overdraft accounts with dated limits and drawing power
- Approvals, NOCs and validity dates
- Project settings that inherit organisation defaults
- Project access per user: all projects or selected ones
ILLUSTRATIVE GROUP VIEW
Three entities. One review meeting.
Review each entity’s books independently, then compare project collections, dues and costs in a common management view. A consolidated report does not replace entity-specific accounting or bank controls.
Entity ATower development
Entity BSociety redevelopment
Entity CPlotted layout
Management viewAcross all three projects
Illustrative data. Review project-specific treatment with your advisers.QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
A few useful answers.
Have a project-specific question?
Bring it to the walkthrough.
Does a consolidated view combine the legal books?
No. Each promoter entity retains its own books. Consolidated reporting helps management review the wider business.
Does this automatically operate a joint-development master bank account?
No. Development agreements and sharing records are supported, but automated banking or a complete master-account routing integration is not claimed. Review the exact agreement, bank structure and recording workflow in a demo.
Can rules differ between projects?
Project settings can inherit organisation defaults, with supported project-level overrides. Dated account rules make effective changes explicit.
Can access be limited to an individual project?
Yes. A user can be given all projects or selected ones. Every list, count and record they see respects that choice, alongside organisation isolation and role-based permissions.
ONE BUSINESS. ONE SOURCE OF TRUTH.
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