For off-plan: launches, payment plans and the page they came from
Solution · Off-planOff-plan is a flood of documents: launch decks, price lists that change weekly, payment plans with post-handover instalments, floor plans. Brokbase reads them as they arrive in the developer and partner groups, keeps the current version, and lets the broker answer an investor's question with the exact page.
What the card holds for off-plan
- Payment plan as a schedule: booking, construction-linked instalments, handover, post-handover, as printed by the developer.
- Handover date or quarter, service charge per square foot where stated, and whether the DLD fee is included or waived per the document.
- Prices per unit type with the price list date, so the broker knows which list is current.
- The documents themselves: brochure, price list, payment plan, floor plans, sendable to a client in one action.
Investor questions, answered with evidence
"Which one-bedrooms under two million have a 60/40 plan and handover in 2027?" The assistant searches the company's own catalogue and returns the cards and PDFs. The broker sees the page next to the number before forwarding, which is what separates an answer from a guess.
Launch days
On a launch morning the group receives twenty files in an hour. They are archived, read and published in the background; the broker's job is to call, not to file. If a page cannot be read with confidence it is flagged instead of guessed.
Questions people ask
Do you connect to developer portals?
No. Brokbase works from the documents your company receives; it does not scrape portals or invent availability.
Can I calculate an instalment schedule for a client?
The payment plan is stored as a schedule in the workspace. On this site the payment plan calculator turns any percentage plan into a schedule in dirhams, and the DLD fee calculator adds the registration costs.