Room for everyday life.
Family homes with three bedrooms. Explore the floor plans and find a home that fits.
Prepared from example evidence · unpublishedTHE WHOLE VALUE CHAIN
From a prioritised land list to a documented warranty case. Choose a workflow and see the work, deliverable and economic objective.
THE WHOLE VALUE CHAIN
Each stage has a concrete deliverable. Open a stage to see the work, economic objective and decision owner.
Monitor agreed sources, assemble opportunities and rank which sites deserve review. Show what is known, estimated and unresolved.
THE ECONOMIC OBJECTIVESpend less time on unsuitable opportunities. Identify what may support a profitable development early.
The development team chooses which opportunities to investigate. Data access and criteria determine coverage.
WHAT CARRIES FORWARDThe site, sources and investment criteria carry into the acquisition review.
See the example and detailAssemble due diligence, identify gaps and calculate alternative terms, product mixes and development phases. Prepare negotiation and investment evidence.
THE ECONOMIC OBJECTIVESee what the project can afford to pay for land and how much capital it needs.
The authorised owner decides bids, terms and binding purchase agreements. Unresolved issues need review before approval.
WHAT CARRIES FORWARDInvestment assumptions feed into planning and the project estimate.
See the example and detailAssemble planning material, compare alternatives and prepare drafts and gap lists. Track deadlines, feedback and consequences for costs and progress.
THE ECONOMIC OBJECTIVEReduce manual coordination and expose the cost of waiting and redesign.
Specialists review studies and submissions. The municipality and relevant authorities process plans and permits.
WHAT CARRIES FORWARDReviewed project changes update the basis for sales, procurement and construction.
See the example and detailPrepare campaigns and content, test variants and prioritise budgets within agreed limits. Coordinate follow-up from first interest to viewing and sale.
THE ECONOMIC OBJECTIVEManage towards cost per sale, achieved prices and sales pace. See the consequences for margin and tied-up capital.
Sales owners define publication rules, budget limits, minimum prices and authority. Price changes and binding agreements are approved under your rules.
WHAT CARRIES FORWARDContracts and buyer information inform forecasts, upgrades and handover.
See the example and detailCompare tenders on a common basis, flag deviations and prepare orders and follow-up. Maintain the change log and cost forecast from agreed sources.
THE ECONOMIC OBJECTIVETrack total cost, change costs and schedule deviations. Identify pressure on the margin while it can be addressed.
Procurement and project owners approve suppliers, new commitments and changes. Specialists and contractors remain responsible for design and physical execution.
WHAT CARRIES FORWARDApproved orders and deliveries link to the right home and handover evidence.
See the example and detailPrepare relevant upgrades, follow up deadlines and check that approved changes reach delivery. Assemble documents and outstanding items before handover.
THE ECONOMIC OBJECTIVEAssess net upgrade margin, missed deadlines and the cost of missing items or handover errors.
Owners approve changes to price, scope and feasibility. Responsible people perform inspections, specialist checks and handover.
WHAT CARRIES FORWARDChoices, agreements and delivery evidence follow the home through warranty.
See the example and detailRegister and sort cases, collect missing evidence and coordinate deadlines and tasks. Link supplier follow-up and cost to each case, and bring patterns into the next development.
THE ECONOMIC OBJECTIVETrack cost per case, response time, remediation time and reopened issues. Put documented experience to work in new developments.
Specialists review cause, responsibility and actions. Critical or disputed issues, rejections and settlements go to the authorised owner.
WHAT CARRIES FORWARDApproved lessons feed back into specifications, supplier choices and estimates for the next development.
See the example and detailIn the example, Manta groups cases about the same window detail. A specialist investigates the cause. Approved lessons become new checks in the next project’s specification.
Explore the portfolio viewSALES AUTOMATION
See the work from the first campaign to a contract. Manta connects sales activity with home inventory, costs and project progress.
Home types, goals and sales plan
Ads, messages and project pages
Channels and budgets within authority
Conversations, viewings and contracts
Sales, costs and capital plan
Family homes with three bedrooms. Explore the floor plans and find a home that fits.
Prepared from example evidence · unpublishedPrioritise the relevant home types. Prepare channel and budget proposals and show the limits the sales owner needs to approve.
Link completed sales to the right home, price and cost. Update inventory and forecasts, and show the implications for the capital plan.
Publication and budget adjustments follow agreed rules and system access. Prices, discounts and binding agreements follow your authority.
FOR LEADERSHIP AND SPECIALISTS
Choose your perspective. See what the work should leave you with.
A prioritised overview of open decisions, economic consequences and accountable owners.
Explore furtherA current forecast of sales, commitments and costs, with a trace to the source evidence.
Explore furtherAn investment note with surveys, assumptions and questions to resolve before bidding.
Explore furtherCampaign drafts, priority home types and sales tasks connected to budget and forecasts.
Explore furtherThe home’s choices, orders, checks and cases in a shared delivery history.
Explore furtherA specification of sources, reading, writing, authority and error handling for each workflow.
Explore further12YOUR PORTFOLIO
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