Industry pathway
Real Estate & Construction
Track progress, cost, and safety on site, and occupancy and sales across a portfolio, from one set of numbers.
Use cases
What we solve in real estate
Real estate
A building site with a tower going up, a deck being poured and foundations being dug, then an office tower, three buildings in one portfolio, and a street of new homes.
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An illustration of typical work in real estate. The business, people, and data are invented.
All 6 use cases in the scene
Project progress tracking
Progress is reported from weekly site walks, so a slipping floor is found after the programme slips.
Daily progress from site, compared with the programme floor by floor, so a slip is caught early.
Cost & materials tracking
Concrete is ordered to a fixed timetable, so loads queue up on site and some go to waste.
Deliveries and costs tracked against progress, so each load is called when the pour needs it.
Site safety
People and plant share the same ground, and a near miss is only known if someone reports it.
Location tags on people and plant, so a machine stops when someone steps inside its swing.
Smart building operations
Cooling runs to a fixed schedule, so the sunny side overheats while the plant works flat out.
Sensors on every floor feeding one control view, so blinds and cooling respond to the sun.
Portfolio & occupancy
Each building reports occupancy in its own spreadsheet, so empty floors go unnoticed for months.
One view of every building's floors, leases and costs, so empty space is spotted and let quickly.
Sales & leasing
Prices are set once at launch, so the homes people want sell fast and the rest sit unsold.
Enquiries, viewings and sales in one view, so prices follow demand home by home.
Common challenges
Where data and process problems usually show up
01
Site progress is reported once a week
Daily progress, deliveries, and costs compared with the programme show a slip while it can still be recovered.
02
Each building reports in its own spreadsheet
One view of floors, leases, energy, and costs across a portfolio shows where space sits empty and which buildings cost too much to run.
03
Sales and leasing run on gut feel
Enquiries, viewings, and sales in one system let pricing and marketing follow demand unit by unit.
Relevant services
Typical data sources
- Project management tools
- Procurement and ERP
- Building management systems
- Lease and property systems
- Sales CRM
This page describes common sector challenges and the services that address them. It does not describe specific client engagements.
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