One data model
A vendor, a unit and a cost head mean the same thing in every division.
A township, a plotted layout and a contracting arm each need different inventory models, pricing logic and paperwork. Teczen is configured for yours rather than adapted after the fact.
Apartment and township projects live or die on launch execution: releasing the right inventory at the right price, holding it honestly, and converting a launch-week spike before interest cools.
Configured out of the box — inventory model, pricing rules, documents and reports.
Plotted development has its own arithmetic: irregular dimensions, corner and road-facing premiums, khata and registration steps, and land cost that must be allocated correctly before margin means anything.
Configured out of the box — inventory model, pricing rules, documents and reports.
Procurement is where construction margin leaks quietly: duplicate indents, verbal rate changes, and material that arrives on site but never reaches a stock record. Teczen standardises the whole chain.
Configured out of the box — inventory model, pricing rules, documents and reports.
Contracting margin is decided in the gap between the estimate and what actually gets bought, built and billed. Closing that gap needs commitment accounting, not month-end reporting.
Configured out of the box — inventory model, pricing rules, documents and reports.
Site-heavy businesses run large, mobile workforces across branches and contractors. Teczen keeps the employee record, the attendance sheet and the payroll register in the same system as the projects.
Configured out of the box — inventory model, pricing rules, documents and reports.
Groups operating across India and the Gulf carry different tax regimes, currencies, reporting calendars and documentation standards — usually on different systems that never reconcile.
Configured out of the box — inventory model, pricing rules, documents and reports.
Every solution above runs on one codebase and one data model. That is why a group with a residential arm, a plotted portfolio and a contracting company can finally see itself as one business.
A vendor, a unit and a cost head mean the same thing in every division.
Role-based access by entity, project, region and function.
Divisional detail and group consolidation from the same source.
Portals, telephony, payments and finance connected once, used everywhere.
Thirty minutes, your project structure, and a walkthrough configured to the way your business actually sells and delivers.