- 01Drills into cost line items driving variance per project
- 02Cross-references vendor PO trends across all projects
- 03Flags under-budget projects for over-quoting risk
- 04Sends weekly P&L summary to project heads
Every project runs on its own books. Kolossus reads them all at once.
Your developer business isn't one company - it's a portfolio of projects, often each as a separate SPV with its own bank account, RERA registration, and Tally company. Sales tracked in one CRM, vendors and inventory in another, costs in Tally. We read all of them simultaneouslyand answer the cross-project questions your finance team can't answer fast today.
The "all-in-one real estate ERP" promise. Where developer budgets go to die.
Every real-estate-specific ERP - Farvision, Highrise, RealERP, Yardi- promises the same thing: one system for sales, inventory, finance, RERA, everything. Three crores and 14 months later, your team is still running their old CRM in parallel because the new system doesn't handle their workflow.
And then your CFO still can't answer the actual question - which project is bleeding money this quarter?- because that answer requires data your CRM has, your inventory system has, and your Tally has, all of which the "all-in-one" never properly consolidated.
We took a different approach. We read what your team is already using - your CRM, your inventory software, Tally companies for each SPV - and answer the cross-project questions directly. No migration. No ERP replacement. Three weeks to production.
- ₹2-5Cr+ implementation budget
- 12-18 months to first useful report
- Site teams reject it, run old CRM in parallel
- Annual subscription, mid-market sized
- 3 weeks to first cross-project dashboard
- Site teams keep using what they know
Three questions your CFO
can't answer fast today.
Now they can.
Each example crosses systems - bookings from your CRM, costs from your inventory software, P&L from Tally. One query, multiple sources, project-aware.
- 01Cross-checks site engineer logs against billed quantities
- 02Flags quantity variance >5% for review
- 03Tracks retention amounts per project per contractor
- 04Sends monthly summary to the projects head
- 01Holds flagged invoices in Tally pending site verification
- 02Drafts vendor reconciliation emails with backup data
- 03Routes matched invoices to payment queue
- 04Logs full audit trail per project for finance review
Most developers run three categories of systems. Kolossus reads all three.
Sales lives in your CRM. Costs live in your inventory or procurement system. Project finances live in Tally - typically one company per SPV. We connect to each as it is, project-aware from day one.
Things real-estate-specific ERPs still do badly. We built around them.
The realities of running a portfolio of projects across multiple SPVs, states, and contractors. We've already met every one of them.
Specific days. Specific outcomes. Not a generic "30 days to value" promise.
We've done this enough times across developers to know exactly what week three looks like.
From first connection to your team running Kolossus across your CRM, your inventory system, and every Tally company in the portfolio. No generic milestones - every day below has happened with a real real-estate customer.
Questions real estate CFOs and project heads actually ask.
Yes - this is the normal case for our customers. Each SPV typically has its own Tally company, its own GSTIN, and its own RERA registration. Kolossus reads all of them and consolidates queries across the portfolio.
"Total project P&L this quarter" runs across 8 projects the same as it would across 1.
For data preparation, yes. Kolossus reconciles quarterly financial data, tracks escrow balances, segregates expenses by project, and prepares booking and sales status - the underlying data your CA needs for RERA filings.
We don't generate filing PDFs or submit to state RERA portals directly - those formats and integrations vary by state. What we do is reduce your CA's prep time from 3 weeks of data hunting to a few hours of formatting.
Yes.If your CRM has a database (most do) or APIs (most do), we read it. We've connected to Sell.do, LeadRat, custom-built sales CRMs, and even Excel-based booking trackers across our customer base.
See the /for-custom-crms page for technical detail on how the connection works.
Welcome to Indian construction.No, it's not a problem.
Site engineer daily reports on WhatsApp get ingested via OCR. Paper-based material requisition forms get scanned and parsed. Excel sheets that site managers maintain get read directly.
You don't need to digitize anything before starting- the messiness is exactly what we're built for.
Those are real ERP replacement projects. If you have ₹2-5 crore and 12-18 monthsfor an implementation, they're legitimate options.
We're a different category. We readwhat your team is already using and answer cross-system questions, in three weeks. If you've decided you don't want a heavy ERP migration - we're built for that decision.
Yes - full role-based access. Project heads see their specific projects. The CFO sees the portfolio. Site engineers see material consumption for their site only. Vendor PII is hidden from non-finance roles.
All access is logged and exportable to your security team.
Annual subscription. Tier depends on number of projects/SPVs, users, and whether you need on-premise deployment.
Most standard mid-market developers fit our default tier - meaningfully less than the implementation cost of an all-in-one real estate ERP.
POC is free for 14 days on your actual data - no credit card required.
Buyer PII is treated as restricted by default. Names, phone numbers, PAN, banking details - masked in query responses unless the requesting user has explicit permission.
For developers handling especially sensitive buyer pipelines, the on-premise Nano LLM deployment means buyer data never leaves your infrastructure at all.