Investor accounting
Developers across Central Asia build with investors, each with a share in particular buildings. Makon keeps their positions from the same books as the sales, so nobody's figure is a separate spreadsheet.
Shares per building
Each investor holds a share in specific buildings. Income and costs are split by those shares automatically.
Each owner's position
Every investor's position — what they put in, what their buildings earned, what they owe and are owed — from the same records as the sales.
Accounts with a full ledger
Account balances backed by a ledger line for every movement, and an expense journal for what goes out, so the books add up.
Guardrails on the money
A refund can never exceed what was paid, and money on a payment is never edited in place — a correction is recorded, not overwritten.
More solutions
Software for residential complexes
Every block, floor and flat of the complex, sold and paid for in one system.
Commercial units alongside the flats
Shops and offices sold on the same map, by the same contracts, as the flats.
The apartment chessboard
Every flat free, reserved or sold, live, with price, area and history.
Selling flats in instalments
A payment schedule on every contract, each instalment tracked and reminded.
Sales contracts from your own template
The contract your lawyer approved, filled in by the system and numbered your way.
Payments, accounts and receipts
Every way buyers pay, every account balance, and receipts with the amount in words.
Collecting overdue instalments
Who owes what, who to call today, and which contracts are at risk.
Reports and analytics
Sales, collections, cash flow and what is still to come, per complex — and in Telegram.
The sales team's mobile app
The whole sale on an iPhone: the grid, the contract, the payment, the passport scan.