Multi-builder inventory, one shelf
Towers, floors and live unit status for every project you sell — Marina off-plan next to a Business Bay tower — searchable in one place, so "is B-1404 still open?" is a two-second answer on a call.
For channel partners
Every builder you work with. One pipeline that’s yours.
A serious channel partner sells for three, five, eight developers at once — and every one of them wants proof of what you worked, while none of them should ever see the other’s buyers. SaudaFlow keeps each builder’s inventory, shared leads and brokerage in its own lane, inside one CRM that belongs to you.
Trial = the full app for 14 days, no card — a signup that stays unpaid until you pick a plan. AED 49/month · VAT-ready invoicing.
- Per-builder isolation, enforced in the database
- WhatsApp Business Cloud API direct
- VAT-ready invoicing
The workflow
A channel partner’s week, without the juggling.
Five things you do every week for every builder — each one a first-class object in the CRM, not a WhatsApp group and a spreadsheet.
Leads shared in from developers
When a builder pushes you a lead, it lands in YOUR pipeline in seconds — scoped to you, with an append-only record of who received what. Your other principals never see it, and neither do their partners.
Portal + WhatsApp enquiries, one queue
WhatsApp pings become leads automatically — deduped by phone, source stamped. Bayut, Property Finder, Dubizzle connectors are coming soon with zero setup fee; CSV import moves your existing portal leads in today.
Site visits that survive arguments
Geo-pinned check-ins with photos, timestamped against the lead and the project. When attribution gets disputed three months later, you point at a record — not at a buried group chat.
Brokerage tracked per builder
Booked, invoiced, received and overdue — per builder, per deal, with VAT-correct commission invoices per closing. An ageing view keeps a late AED payout from slipping past quietly.
Your numbers, always current
A pipeline that ends at your money: conversion by builder, source quality, and what each principal actually owes you this month — visible on the same phone you sell from.
On your phone, liveSaturday, 11 am,
Saturday, 11 am,
three builders deep.
A buyer calls back about a AED 4.2M 3BHK, a fresh WhatsApp enquiry lands, a site visit checks in at the gate, a cost sheet goes out — the app keeps all of it straight while you keep selling.
- Caller ID with the whole story
Which project, which builder, what you last agreed — before you say hello.
- Check-ins that prove your work
The builder sees the visit land in seconds; your attribution record writes itself.
- Cost sheets from the unit screen
Pull the unit, share a dated PDF on WhatsApp while the buyer is still deciding.
Brokerage, per builder
The pipeline ends at your money.
Most CRMs stop at “deal won”. Yours starts earning there. Every closing accrues brokerage against the right builder at the rate you agreed, and the ledger keeps score until the credit actually lands in your account.
Invoices go out VAT-correct with your TRN, and the ageing view names which developer is sitting on your payout.
What the ledger holds, per builder
- Deal value and the commission rate you agreed with that developer
- Tranche accrual as the deal advances — booking, agreement, handover
- VAT-correct invoice per payout, with your TRN on every line
- Received vs outstanding, with ageing so late payouts surface themselves
- A clean export your accountant can reconcile without calling you
Rates and tranche splits are whatever you agreed with each developer — the ledger applies your numbers, it does not impose ours.
Why builders trust partners on SaudaFlow
Your builders can’t see each other.
The reason a developer hesitates to share leads with a multi-builder partner is obvious: where else do those numbers go? Here, nowhere. Isolation is enforced in the database, not promised in a contract.
Scoped shares
A lead a builder pushes you is visible to you and that builder. Not to your other principals, not to their other partners.
Per-workspace row security
Workspaces are isolated with database row-level security and data is encrypted at rest in the Mumbai region.
Audited access
Every share, revoke and export writes an append-only audit row. Staff access is logged and visible to you — DPDP-aligned by default.
Partner FAQ
Asked by every partner we talk to.
Something else on your mind? Email support@saudaflow.in.
Do my builders need to be on SaudaFlow for me to use it?
No. The CRM stands alone — your own leads, inventory notes, site visits and brokerage ledger work from day one. When a builder IS on SaudaFlow, their shared leads land in your pipeline automatically with the audit trail attached; until then, you log what they send you the way you always have, just in one place.
Can one builder ever see my work for another?
No. Shares are scoped per builder and enforced with database row-level security — a builder sees the leads they pushed you and the activity on those leads, nothing else. Your other principals, their inventory and their buyers are structurally out of view, not hidden by a setting someone could flip.
How does the commission ledger handle VAT?
Each payout generates a VAT-correct invoice with your TRN. Rates and tranche splits follow whatever you agreed with each developer, and the ageing view tracks what is still outstanding per principal.
What does it cost?
Channel partner is AED 49/month (AED 44/month billed annually), VAT-ready invoicing, zero setup fees, 14-day free trial with no card.
Start free
Bring your builders. Keep them separate.
14 days, every feature, no card. Import your leads, add your projects, raise your first VAT-correct brokerage invoice this week.
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Encrypted at rest · Mumbai data residency · DPDP-compliant.