Finocket for Real Estate
Every buyer, deal and brokerage invoice, on your phone.
Keep buyers, sellers and co-brokers in one place, put the agreed brokerage on the deal, bill it with GST, record the TDS you were paid net of, and hand clean books to your CA.
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Contacts, deals, brokerage invoices and your books, for brokers and property advisors.
- Solo brokers and property dealers
- Small brokerages with 2 to 10 agents
- Rental and leasing brokers
- Channel partners who bill a developer for brokerage
- Property consultants and advisors
Modules for real-estate brokers
Every party, one contact book
Buyers, sellers, tenants, landlords, builders and co-brokers, each tagged with the role they play in the deal.
What the buyer wants
Property type, preferred localities, budget, purpose and home-loan status on the contact, where your team can see them.
Deals with their terms
Transaction type, property or unit and property state on every deal: resale, new project, rental, lease or plot.
Agreed brokerage on the deal
The brokerage you agreed is a percentage on the deal, so the invoice matches what was promised.
Co-broker and their share
Name the co-broker and record their share on the deal you split.
RERA numbers on record
Type the project's RERA registration number on the deal and your agent number on the invoice. Finocket stores them; it does not verify them.
Brokerage invoices
A GST invoice for each deal's brokerage, with the property and your RERA agent number on it.
TDS on what you were paid
Record the TDS the builder or client deducted when brokerage comes in, so your books match what you received.
Your CA in the workspace
Invite your accountant with the accountant role, and hand over a Tally export at year end.
What works today
- Contacts tagged by party role, with requirements and budget
- Deals with transaction type, property and agreed brokerage
- Co-broker name and share on the deal
- RERA project and agent numbers stored as typed text
- GST brokerage invoices
- Payments with TDS deducted by the payer
- An appointment booking page, and a visit log against a project
- Double-entry books, GST return preparation, Tally export and CA access
What is not built yet
- HR and payroll for your staff (that is ashr.work)
- Real-estate developers: unit inventory, payment plans, the RERA project account and buyer TDS
- Lead import from 99acres, MagicBricks or Housing
- Publishing listings to portals or your website, photos, project inventory, or sending a shortlist to a buyer
- Checking a RERA number against a RERA portal
- Printing RERA numbers or QR codes on ads or listings
- Posting a co-broker split to your books automatically, or slab brokerage calculation
- A preset brokerage SAC code or GST rate
- Collecting buyer or tenant KYC documents
- Stamp duty calculation
We list the gaps on purpose. All industries
Where real-estate brokers lose time and sales
Buyer requirements kept in memory
Budgets, localities and property types live in the broker's head and a phone notes app.
The right property comes up and nobody remembers which buyer wanted it.
Parties to a deal spread across contact lists
Buyer, seller, landlord, tenant, builder and co-broker are just phone contacts.
Wrong party billed, and no record of who introduced whom.
Site visits not written down
Visits arranged by call and remembered.
Missed visits and no trail when a buyer later goes direct.
Brokerage agreed verbally
The percentage is agreed on a call or WhatsApp and recalled at closing.
Disputes at registration over what was promised.
Co-broker shares settled on trust
Shares agreed by phone; paid out from memory.
Fall-outs with co-brokers and payments made twice or not at all.
Brokerage invoices made in Word
A template edited by hand, often after the money arrives.
Missing GST details and no running record of what was billed.
TDS deducted by builders never reconciled
Receipts arrive net of TDS; the gap is noticed at tax time, if at all.
Credits the broker is owed are missed or argued over.
RERA numbers hunted down at the last minute
Project and agent numbers looked up when a document needs them.
Documents go out without them.