Real Estate CRM Dubai: Built for Off-Plan, Escrow and Handover

We build custom CRM for Dubai property brokerages, designed around DLD registration, Oqood, RERA compliance and the commission structures your deals actually use. Eight years, 730+ systems, delivered from our engineering centre in Pune.

  • DLD registration, Oqood and RERA compliance built into the workflow, not managed in a parallel spreadsheet
  • Commission structures, split rules and agent statements calculated by the system on your rules
  • Reverse-charge VAT and 0% UAE withholding tax, so the invoice costs you nothing beyond the price
  • Built around your pipeline, not adapted from a generic CRM that was not designed for property
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730+ SYSTEMS SHIPPED
500+ CLIENTS WORLDWIDE
8 YEARS
25+ INDUSTRY VERTICALS

A real estate CRM for Dubai is a sales and compliance system built around the property transaction lifecycle, covering lead management, listing, viewings, offer, MOU, DLD registration and post-handover, rather than a generic CRM the brokerage reshapes itself to fit.

Most general CRM products handle pipeline stages and contact records well enough. What they do not handle is Oqood, the DLD fee schedule, RERA compliance documentation, or commission splits that depend on the deal structure. Those are the parts that end up in spreadsheets - and the spreadsheet is where the data that matters most lives outside your CRM.

What we keep hearing before the first call

Compliance documentation lives outside the CRM

Oqood, DLD forms, RERA filings and MOU documents are managed separately and attached manually. The CRM shows you the deal stage but not whether the deal is actually compliant.

Commission is calculated in a spreadsheet the night before payday

Agent splits, referral fees and tiered structures are too complicated for the CRM. Finance rebuilds the calculation manually each month, and the argument about the numbers happens every time.

The pipeline does not reflect how property actually sells

Generic pipeline stages do not map to an off-plan deal, a secondary market sale and a rental renewal in the same way. The team adapts the process to the CRM instead of the other way around.

COMPLIANCE

The three questions every UAE buyer asks an offshore supplier

Most vendor sites leave these to the first call. We would rather answer them here.

Under Article 48 of Federal Decree-Law No. 8 of 2017, a UAE taxable recipient self-accounts for the VAT on services bought from a non-resident supplier. You declare 5% as output VAT and recover the same amount as input VAT in the same return, so the net cash cost is nil. We need your TRN before invoicing, and every contract we sign carries a reverse-charge clause.
UAE withholding tax on cross-border service payments is currently 0%, with no registration or filing obligation attached to it. You pay the invoice in full and nothing is held back at source. This is worth checking against every other offshore supplier on your shortlist, because several markets do apply a deduction and it changes the real price you pay.
UAE health data cannot leave the country without regulatory approval under Federal Law No. 2 of 2019, and banking and telecom carry their own localisation rules. If your project touches those, the system runs in-country. Everything else transfers to India under the Article 23 contractual safeguards of Federal Decree-Law 45 of 2021. We provide a data transfer agreement and attach it to the proposal.
Not yet, and we will not pretend otherwise. ISO 27001 is the practical price of entry for UAE government-adjacent and BFSI work, and Accucia does not hold it today. Certification is in progress and we will give you the honest status and date on the first call. If your procurement requires the certificate now, say so early.
Federal work, yes. The Ministry of Finance Federal Supplier Register carries a Foreign Supplier category for companies outside the UAE with no local branch. Dubai Government eSupply is different: it requires a UAE trade licence, a TRN and a UAE bank account, none of which we hold. If your project routes through Dubai Government procurement, we say so on the first call.
India is UTC+5:30 and the UAE is UTC+4, a difference of ninety minutes, so the working day overlaps almost completely. We run Monday to Friday to match the UAE working week, with the short Friday accounted for and Saturday and Sunday off. Escalation runs on your hours, not ours.
Dubai
9:00 – 18:00
Pune
10:30 – 19:30

7.5 hours of shared working day

Reviewed by Mr. Sumeet Katariya, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Accucia Softwares Pvt. Ltd.

What we build

Pipeline for property deal types

Off-plan, secondary, rental and commercial, each with their own stages, documents and compliance checkpoints - on the same platform.

DLD, Oqood and RERA workflow

Required documents prompted at the right stage, DLD fee calculation built in, and a compliance status on every deal record rather than in a separate tracker.

Commission engine

Agent splits, referral fees, tiered structures and deductions calculated by the system on your rules, with a statement each agent can read.

Lead capture and attribution

Website, portal feeds, WhatsApp Business API and referral channels, each carrying its source through to the closed deal so your cost per transaction is a report.

Listing and inventory management

Available, reserved and sold status across your portfolio, with the listing linked to the deal and the deal linked to the developer or owner record.

Reporting your managers will open

Pipeline value by agent and deal type, conversion by source, commission liability and deals pending compliance sign-off.

We build the system and then we put it into service

We have built lead management and sales systems where the hard part was not the pipeline stages; every product has those. It was multi-source lead capture with attribution that survives to the closed deal, approval rules that reflect who can actually commit, and role-based visibility so an agent sees their pipeline and a branch manager sees the branch.

Our operational systems run across the Gulf today: at EPIC ME Technical Works LLC in the United Arab Emirates, at Triolift in Saudi Arabia, and at Gulf Integrated Vertical Solutions in Bahrain. All three run ElevatorPlus, which we built and implement ourselves, and which is live with more than 2,000 users across 20+ countries.

Across eight years: 730+ systems shipped, 500+ clients worldwide, 25+ industry verticals.

730+ Systems deployed
500+ Clients worldwide
8 yrs In production
25+ Industry verticals
EPIC ME Technical Works LLC

EPIC ME Technical Works LLC

United Arab Emirates

Triolift

Triolift

Saudi Arabia

Gulf Integrated Vertical Solutions

Gulf Integrated Vertical Solutions

Bahrain

Generic CRM or property-specific build? The honest version

Most CRM vendors answer this according to what they sell. These four questions decide it in practice.

Comparison of a generic licensed CRM against a custom real estate CRM across four decision criteria.
Decision point Generic licensed CRM Custom real estate build Which fits you
DLD and RERA complianceManual process alongside the CRMBuilt into the deal workflow as a named deliverableIf compliance documentation lives in a separate tracker today, that is your answer
Commission calculationSpreadsheet rebuilt monthlyCalculated by the system on your split rulesModel how many hours finance spends on this per month
Deal type flexibilityOne pipeline adapted for all deal typesOff-plan, secondary, rental and commercial each with their own stagesCount how many fields your team leaves blank because they do not apply to this deal
Cost over five yearsPer-user per month, rising with headcountBuild cost then support - does not scale with agent headcountModel it at your team size in year three, not today

For a small brokerage with a standard pipeline, a licensed CRM is usually the better buy and we will say so. The case for a build appears when compliance, commission or deal-type complexity makes the product cost you a spreadsheet.

How the engagement works

1

A 30-minute call

Bring one deal type that your current system handles badly. We tell you whether a build is justified.

2

Discovery, then a fixed-scope proposal

Named deliverables, a fixed price, a timeline you can hold us to.

3

Build, with weekly demos on your data

Your real pipeline and deal types, loaded early, so the compliance gaps and commission edge cases surface while they are still cheap to fix.

4

Migration and go-live

History moved across, a period of parallel running, training, then support under a named agreement.

Questions we get asked

It depends on scope. What moves the number is how many deal types you need to support, how complex your commission and split rules are, how many lead sources need attribution, whether DLD and RERA compliance workflows are in scope, and what the system integrates with. We publish indicative ranges on our cost guide and give a fixed price after discovery.

Yes. DLD fee calculation, Oqood filing requirements and RERA compliance documentation can be built into the deal workflow as named deliverables. We scope the specific compliance requirements during discovery and price them explicitly rather than leaving them under a general heading.

Your split rules, referral fees, tiered structures and deductions are configured into the system. The commission is calculated on the closed deal record, not in a downstream spreadsheet, and each agent can see their statement in the system.

Yes. Leads from portal feeds, website forms, WhatsApp Business API and referral channels are captured with their source attached and carried through to the closed deal.

Possibly, if your pipeline is close to standard and your compliance requirements are met by the product. The case for a build appears when commission structures are genuinely complex, when you need deal-type flexibility that the product cannot accommodate, or when the per-seat cost at your agent headcount becomes the largest line in the budget.

For most commercial data, yes, under contractual safeguards including a data transfer agreement we provide with the proposal. If your project touches data that falls under specific UAE regulatory localisation requirements, the system runs in-country. We raise this during scoping.

No, for private-sector work. Nothing in UAE commercial contract law prevents a foreign supplier from contracting directly with a UAE private company, and we invoice you directly under the reverse-charge mechanism.

You do. Repository access, a full database export, documentation and a handover are written into every contract. There is no per-user licence and no lock-in mechanism.

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