Run leasing, facilities, maintenance, procurement and inventory as one continuous system—built for the operational realities of the GCC.
Run leasing, facilities, maintenance, procurement and inventory as one continuous system—built for the operational realities of the GCC.
Select a scenario to see where the process fractures—and how RealtyOne turns it into one connected, auditable flow.
Balances, deposits, charges and clearances are reconciled across disconnected teams, leaving no reliable closure status.
Select a scenario to see where the process fractures—and how RealtyOne turns it into one connected, auditable flow.
Balances, deposits, charges and clearances are reconciled across disconnected teams, leaving no reliable closure status.
Explore the full scope of each RealtyOne function—and the operational depth built for the cases that standard property systems often leave outside the workflow.
Manage the expected leasing workflow and the exceptions around cheque recovery, settlement, vacancy and legal escalation.
Where RealtyOne Goes Deep
Ownership, address, leasable area, unit counts and portfolio-level property records.
Physical configuration, rent, area, parking, maintenance readiness and occupancy status.
Contact, profession, nationality, visa and trade-licence information linked to the tenancy.
Capture enquiries across channels, check availability and qualify or disqualify demand.
Lease terms, duration, property, unit, grace period, charges and payment instruments in one record.
Leasing, property management and finance approvals with rejection and backward routing.
Cash, bank and multiple cheque instruments connected to the contract and finance posting.
Keep the unit leased during settlement and release it to vacant only after move-out completion.
Contract, unit, lead and legal states with approval history and traceable lifecycle continuity.
Track post-dated cheques from on-hand and deposit through clearance, hold or legal submission.
Automated reversal, receivable reopening, cash conversion and recovery escalation after a bounce.
Different rules for short extensions and full renewals with balance warnings and parent-contract lineage.
Close rent, additional charges, deposits and outstanding balances through an approved settlement flow.
Notice windows, payment resolution, court filing, hearings, verdicts and case status tracking.
Receivables, deferred revenue, VAT, deposits, PDCs and monthly revenue journals from the lease.
Explore the full scope of each RealtyOne function—and the operational depth built for the cases that standard property systems often leave outside the workflow.
Manage the expected leasing workflow and the exceptions around cheque recovery, settlement, vacancy and legal escalation.
Where RealtyOne Goes Deep
Ownership, address, leasable area, unit counts and portfolio-level property records.
Physical configuration, rent, area, parking, maintenance readiness and occupancy status.
Contact, profession, nationality, visa and trade-licence information linked to the tenancy.
Capture enquiries across channels, check availability and qualify or disqualify demand.
Lease terms, duration, property, unit, grace period, charges and payment instruments in one record.
Leasing, property management and finance approvals with rejection and backward routing.
Cash, bank and multiple cheque instruments connected to the contract and finance posting.
Keep the unit leased during settlement and release it to vacant only after move-out completion.
Contract, unit, lead and legal states with approval history and traceable lifecycle continuity.
Track post-dated cheques from on-hand and deposit through clearance, hold or legal submission.
Automated reversal, receivable reopening, cash conversion and recovery escalation after a bounce.
Different rules for short extensions and full renewals with balance warnings and parent-contract lineage.
Close rent, additional charges, deposits and outstanding balances through an approved settlement flow.
Notice windows, payment resolution, court filing, hearings, verdicts and case status tracking.
Receivables, deferred revenue, VAT, deposits, PDCs and monthly revenue journals from the lease.
See the accounting treatment created by each operational action—from commitment and inventory issue to revenue, receivable, VAT, accrual and payable posting.
Prospect, property, unit, commercial terms and approval history begin in one record.
The agreed schedule becomes an active managed lease.
Posts accounts receivable for the billing schedule, VAT payable where applicable, and the security-deposit liability; deferred rental revenue is established for later recognition.
Billing, collection and approved lease amendments retain the same source.
Monthly recognition reduces deferred or unearned rental revenue and posts rental income; payment, PDC and receivable balances remain reconciled to the lease.
Renewal and final settlement are completed against the active lease record.
Settlement reverses or adjusts outstanding receivables, deposits, unearned revenue, final charges and unpresented PDCs; renewal carries approved opening balances into the new lease period.
See the accounting treatment created by each operational action—from commitment and inventory issue to revenue, receivable, VAT, accrual and payable posting.
Prospect, property, unit, commercial terms and approval history begin in one record.
The agreed schedule becomes an active managed lease.
Posts accounts receivable for the billing schedule, VAT payable where applicable, and the security-deposit liability; deferred rental revenue is established for later recognition.
Billing, collection and approved lease amendments retain the same source.
Monthly recognition reduces deferred or unearned rental revenue and posts rental income; payment, PDC and receivable balances remain reconciled to the lease.
Renewal and final settlement are completed against the active lease record.
Settlement reverses or adjusts outstanding receivables, deposits, unearned revenue, final charges and unpresented PDCs; renewal carries approved opening balances into the new lease period.
Shared controls extend across every business function, keeping governance close to the work.
Bring leasing, service, inventory and financial activity into a connected management view.
Context is attached once and carried through every workflow.
Route approvals with the request, value and operational context attached.
Preserve ownership, status and history across the operational lifecycle.
Shared controls extend across every business function, keeping governance close to the work.
Bring leasing, service, inventory and financial activity into a connected management view.
Context is attached once and carried through every workflow.
Route approvals with the request, value and operational context attached.
Preserve ownership, status and history across the operational lifecycle.
Choose a perspective to explore the platform without turning the page into a wall of text.
RealtyOne is a connected property-operations platform that brings leasing, facility and maintenance management, procurement and inventory into one operating environment. Shared records and approvals keep work from disappearing between teams.
Yes. The platform can be configured around the property hierarchy, operating model and approval structure of each organization. Final scope should follow a discovery exercise rather than a one-size-fits-all package.
The operating model is suitable for residential, commercial, mixed-use and hospitality portfolios, including portfolios that combine multiple property types.
Yes. RealtyOne can organize operations across properties and locations while retaining the context of each unit, contract, service request and transaction. Legal-entity and consolidation requirements are confirmed during solution design.
The core capability areas are Leasing Lifecycle, Facility & Maintenance Management, and Procurement & Inventory. Approvals, portals, operational reporting and financial context work across those functions.
Experiences can be configured for tenants, property teams, technicians, vendors, approvers and management so each role sees the actions and information relevant to its responsibilities.
Yes. An organization can begin with the workflow creating the most friction and add connected capabilities in later phases without designing each function as an isolated system.
A typical implementation covers discovery, process design, configuration, data preparation, agreed integrations, testing, training and rollout.
As little as 6 weeks. Timing depends on the agreed scope, data readiness and integration complexity.
RealtyOne supports cloud, on-premise and hybrid deployment models. The final architecture is selected during technical discovery to match organizational policy, security requirements and the surrounding system landscape.
Choose a perspective to explore the platform without turning the page into a wall of text.
RealtyOne is a connected property-operations platform that brings leasing, facility and maintenance management, procurement and inventory into one operating environment. Shared records and approvals keep work from disappearing between teams.
Yes. The platform can be configured around the property hierarchy, operating model and approval structure of each organization. Final scope should follow a discovery exercise rather than a one-size-fits-all package.
The operating model is suitable for residential, commercial, mixed-use and hospitality portfolios, including portfolios that combine multiple property types.
Yes. RealtyOne can organize operations across properties and locations while retaining the context of each unit, contract, service request and transaction. Legal-entity and consolidation requirements are confirmed during solution design.
The core capability areas are Leasing Lifecycle, Facility & Maintenance Management, and Procurement & Inventory. Approvals, portals, operational reporting and financial context work across those functions.
Experiences can be configured for tenants, property teams, technicians, vendors, approvers and management so each role sees the actions and information relevant to its responsibilities.
Yes. An organization can begin with the workflow creating the most friction and add connected capabilities in later phases without designing each function as an isolated system.
A typical implementation covers discovery, process design, configuration, data preparation, agreed integrations, testing, training and rollout.
As little as 6 weeks. Timing depends on the agreed scope, data readiness and integration complexity.
RealtyOne supports cloud, on-premise and hybrid deployment models. The final architecture is selected during technical discovery to match organizational policy, security requirements and the surrounding system landscape.
RealtyOne supports connected property operations for Rakayez Properties, the real-estate subsidiary of Faisal Holding.
903, DAMAC XL Tower
Business Bay, P.O. Box 29544
Dubai, UAE
RealtyOne supports connected property operations for Rakayez Properties, the real-estate subsidiary of Faisal Holding.
903, DAMAC XL Tower
Business Bay, P.O. Box 29544
Dubai, UAE
Tell us where your operational handoffs break. We’ll shape the conversation around your portfolio and priorities.
Tell us where your operational handoffs break. We’ll shape the conversation around your portfolio and priorities.