The connected real-estate platform

One project record. Every team in context.

Diaark connects development, sales, construction, finance, leasing, HR, and operations around the same assets—so work moves without broken handoffs.

  • One shared asset model
  • Arabic and English
  • Role-based controls
Diaark real-estate development platform
Built to stay connected

Choose the modules you need today. The data model is already ready for what comes next.

Connected capabilities

Every module understands the project around it.

Shared records remove re-entry, preserve context, and give leadership a live view from land acquisition through long-term operations.

Aerial view of a mixed-use development in Riyadh
Portfolio command
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Development and inventory

Turn the development plan into a live commercial system. Every phase, building, unit, release, and feasibility assumption stays connected.

Project 360

One hierarchy for portfolios, phases, buildings, floors, and units.

Unit inventory

Live availability, holds, attributes, release plans, and status history.

Pricing control

Price books, premiums, discounts, approval limits, and version history.

Feasibility planning

Connect area schedules, revenue assumptions, development cost, and margin.

Digital project sites

Publish approved projects and available units on your own domain.

Portfolio intelligence

Compare sell-through, value, cost, and delivery across projects.

A Saudi property advisor meeting clients beside an architectural model
Revenue journey
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Marketing, CRM, and sales

Keep demand, inventory, and revenue in the same conversation—from the first campaign response to handover and after-sales care.

Campaign attribution

Track every enquiry from channel and campaign through booked revenue.

Real-estate CRM

Qualify buyers by budget, intent, timeline, and preferred inventory.

Pipeline and activities

Automate assignments, follow-ups, SLAs, tasks, and manager reviews.

Offers and reservations

Control quotations, deposits, approvals, holds, and expiry rules.

Customer 360

Keep conversations, documents, contracts, invoices, and units together.

Collections and commissions

Connect payment plans, receipts, agent rules, and earned commission.

Engineers reviewing progress on an active Saudi construction site
Site execution
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Construction and procurement

Move decisions from the office to the site without losing commercial control. Plans, costs, approvals, quality, and progress share one source of truth.

Cost control

BOQs, budget versions, cost codes, forecasts, variations, and EAC.

Planning and progress

Link the WBS, baselines, quantities, daily reports, and milestones.

Procurement chain

Requests, RFQs, comparisons, POs, receipts, invoices, and payment.

Quality and engineering

Manage inspections, NCRs, RFIs, submittals, drawings, and closeout.

Safety and risk

Record permits, observations, incidents, actions, and risk ownership.

Labor and equipment

Track attendance, productivity, equipment use, fuel, and maintenance.

A Saudi property operations team reviewing a managed portfolio
Asset continuity
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Finance, leasing, and operations

Carry the asset record beyond delivery. Finance, leases, owners, tenants, maintenance, and approvals remain connected to the project that created them.

Project finance

See commitments, actual cost, collections, cash flow, and profitability.

Accounting and tax

Structured journals, receivables, payables, VAT, and ZATCA invoicing.

Leasing

Tenants, contracts, renewals, escalations, collections, and Ejar status.

Property management

Owners, statements, income, expenses, services, and occupancy.

Maintenance

Requests, assets, work orders, technicians, parts, and service SLAs.

Approvals and audit

Role-based decisions, delegation, attachments, history, and controls.

Saudi operations

Local requirements, inside the workflow.

Connect Ejar, REGA, and ZATCA status to the contracts, invoices, units, and people your teams already manage.

Explore Saudi integrations
EjarREGAZATCA

A clearer operating system

Build your first connected project.

Start with one workflow, then expand without rebuilding your data or retraining every team.