Unify operations across multiple offices and franchise branches in Dubai
Run all your branches from one real estate OS: shared leads, listings, deals, and communication in a single Bitrix24-based workspace.
More branches mean more risk of lost leads, double work, and confused clients. A unified system helps you see every deal, agent, and office in real time, so you can scale without losing control.
FAQ
How can RealEstate OS help manage several offices and franchise branches?
It gives all offices one shared CRM and task space. You see leads, deals, and listings from every branch in one place, with filters by office or franchise partner.
Can I see which office or branch brought each lead and deal?
Yes. Each lead, contact, and deal can be tagged with office, branch, or franchise code. You can then filter reports and pipelines by these tags.
How do we keep separate pipelines for different offices?
You can create multiple sales pipelines. For example, one per office or region. Each pipeline can have its own stages, users, and automation rules.
Can franchise partners work in the system without seeing all our data?
Yes. You can set access rights so a franchise user sees only their own leads, deals, and listings, while head office sees everything across branches.
How does it handle shared property listings across branches?
You keep one central property database. Each listing can show which office manages it, and you can allow other branches to view or co-broker it.
Can I compare performance of different offices or franchisees?
Yes. You can build dashboards and reports that compare leads, conversion, and revenue by office, branch, or agent, using filters and charts.
How are tasks and follow-ups coordinated between offices?
Tasks, calls, and meetings are linked to leads and deals in one system. You can assign tasks to users in any office and track status in shared views.
Is it possible to standardize processes across all branches?
Yes. You can define standard pipelines, document templates, and automation rules. All offices then follow the same steps, with small local changes if needed.