IRM365
Projects, Properties & Units

The inventory backbone for real estate operations

Model your inventory exactly as real estate teams work: Project → Property → Unit. Keep availability, owners, prices, views, statuses, portal references, deal history, and bulk imports connected to the leads, opportunities, offers, MOUs, leases, and reports that depend on them.

The Units Workspace

Every sellable or rentable unit, ready for deals.

Unit number, property, project, type, view, floor, size, price, owner, and status stay visible in one inventory register — so sales, leasing, and management stop working from separate spreadsheets.

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IRM365 units workspace showing project, property, unit details, prices, owners, and availability statuses
01Inventory Hierarchy

Structure inventory as Project → Property → Unit

A project is the development, a property is the building or sub-development, and a unit is the exact apartment, villa, shop, or office that gets sold or leased. This hierarchy powers dropdowns, contracts, sales offers, MOUs, reports, and portal mapping across IRM365.

  • Create projects with developer, location, type, handover date, status, and attachments
  • Create properties under projects with type, address, floors, amenities, and status
  • Create units with type, view, floor, size, rooms, parking, asking price, owner, and status
  • Use statuses like Available, Reserved, Sold, Occupied, and Maintenance to drive availability
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IRM365 Inventory Hierarchy
02Imports & Setup

Load large inventories without rebuilding by hand

Projects, properties, and units support spreadsheet imports for migrations and bulk onboarding. Because inventory is hierarchical, IRM365 validates parent records, reference data, required columns, and duplicate unit numbers before records are created.

  • Download templates, fill one record per row, upload, then review success and failure summaries
  • Import in order: locations/reference data, projects, properties, then units
  • Validate required columns, parent references, unit types, views, and duplicates
  • Retry failed rows after fixing data without duplicating successful imports
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IRM365 Imports & Setup
03Ownership & Deal History

Preserve ownership and every deal that touched a unit

When ownership changes, teams use Change Ownership instead of overwriting the owner field. IRM365 stores previous owner, new owner, transfer date, reason, supporting documents, and audit history — while the unit detail keeps every related offer, MOU, contract, and maintenance note visible.

  • Track current owner as a customer record, or leave own-stock units unassigned
  • Maintain full ownership history for transfers, sales, inheritance, and due diligence
  • See deal history across offers, MOUs, and contracts linked to the unit
  • Keep portal references and availability context aligned with real internal inventory
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IRM365 Ownership & Deal History
Capabilities

Everything inside the inventory model

A live source of truth for availability, ownership, and deal context — not a static listing database.

Projects

Group developments, towers, communities, locations, developer details, handover dates, statuses, and marketing attachments.

Properties

Represent buildings or sub-developments under each project with type, floors, amenities, address, status, and units.

Units

Track unit number, type, view, floor, size, bedrooms, bathrooms, parking, price, owner, and availability.

Ownership history

Change ownership through a dedicated action so previous owner, new owner, date, notes, documents, and audit history are preserved.

Spreadsheet import

Import projects first, then properties, then units using templates with validation, duplicate checks, and row-level failure summaries.

Deal linkage

Units connect to lead preferences, opportunities, sales offers, MOUs, lease contracts, invoices, and reports.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Inventory follows a project → property → unit hierarchy. Projects hold properties, properties hold units, and each unit carries its own status, type, view, and pricing details.

Continue the workflow

IRM365 modules are connected. Explore the next capabilities that usually sit beside this feature in a real brokerage workflow.

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