Does ERPNext have a real estate module?

Not one that runs out of the box. Projects, budgets, purchasing, site stores, subcontracting, dated payment schedules and the accounts are standard. Unit inventory, bookings, demand letters tied to construction milestones, contractors' RA bills and the project-account rules are built on top for you, or kept in the sales system you use.

Will it keep us compliant with RERA?

We don't claim that. The project account, withdrawals and progress reports follow your state's rules and your CA's advice; we build the records and reports they need on top of ERPNext and keep them consistent with your books. What runs as standard is the money: bank matching, collections and costs by project.

Can we see a project's real cost as it happens?

Yes. Every material, hour and contractor bill is costed to its project and phase, so budget against actual shows by project and phase while the building goes up, not after the handover. You can watch hours and materials reach a project on our demo.

How long does it take?

It depends on projects, sites, what we build on top and what you move from, so you get a written plan after a free call. Developers usually start with one project's buying and costs, then customer payments, then the pieces built for them such as bookings.

It depends on projects, sites, users and what we build on top, so it comes as a written scope after a free call. ERPNext has no per-user licence fee. What an implementation costs explains what moves the number and what you'd pay for hosting.

Real estate and construction ERP · India

Projects, purchases and payments, one book. — Real estate and construction ERP software for Indian developers and builders

Project budgets and costs, materials, subcontractors, customer payments and the accounts on ERPNext — with bookings and RERA tooling built for you or kept beside it.

Open the real estate demo

Free 30-minute call · We say plainly what we'd build

All 8 steps run live on a demo company, no sign‑up. See each step

Where does the project leak money?

A project's money, stage by stage. Tap one to see it running.

Hours that reach the invoice

2 screens · You end with hours and materials costed to the project

The lead flow. Pick a station above for its own.

Stage by stage, what changes.

Pick a step: what changes, then watch it run on a demo company.

What changes · Buy materials

Site requests go through approval before an order is placed.
Supplier rates sit on the supplier, compared before you order.
What is already on order counts against the project's budget.

See it run

Low stock reorders itself

4 screens · you end with a purchase order for materials sent

See it live Screen by screen

Open our real estate demo company.

Mith Demo Realty is a developer selling flats and plots on construction-linked, time-linked and down-payment plans. Its own records on the real screens; you sign in as a visitor and look around.

Open the real estate demo

Three-hour visitor sign-in · nothing emailed · resets nightly · made-up records

What's in it

A 15-floor tower and a 30-plot layout on a colour grid: available, held, booked, sold
Bookings with co-applicants, a channel partner and their payment schedule
Certify a construction stage and every booking's demand and demand letter are raised
Collections with overdue amounts and late-payment interest
A RERA check: buyers' money in, 70% due in the project account, the shortfall

Start from what you run today.

We work with the system you have. Pick it and see the first step.

Keep Tally for the books or move them; projects, purchases and payments come into one system either way.

Tally to ERPNext See all your options

Project costs and payments in one book.

Budgets, materials, subcontractors and customer payments post to the accounts. A reference picture: the map shows what sits beside them.

See what changes for real estate

Questions developers ask us.

Have you done this for a developer?

Not one we can name yet. That's why this page shows only what runs as standard and names what we'd build. We'd start with one project's buying and costs, built first and paid for only if you like it, so you see it on your own site before committing.

What it covers

Getting started