Empanel broker firms with their RERA numbers, tag walk-ins to the right firm in seconds with a partner card, give partners their own portal, and block a firm with the reason kept, all in the builder's BMexa.
Register a brokerage firm and its company head at the front desk, record its RERA numbers per state authority, and send the head a portal login. The head adds their own reps.
Every partner person and associate gets a card with a QR and a short code. The desk scans or types it and the walk-in is tagged to the right firm in seconds.
The desk records each walk-in and partner visit against the project, so who brought the buyer is written down at the door, not argued about later.
Firm heads and reps sign in to see their registered clients, bookings, brokerage and bills. Nothing about other firms is visible to them.
Stop a firm from registering new clients everywhere or at one project, keep what it already earned, and lift the block later with the reason on record.
Brokerage is credited on the booking. A partner's bill is checked against BMexa's figure, and sales support, accounts and the partner each see where the payout stands.
Add each firm with its head, its RERA numbers per authority and its contact details, and send the head a login to the partner portal.
The desk scans the partner's card or types the code when a buyer walks in, so the visit and any later booking carry the right firm.
Brokerage is worked out on each booking; the partner raises the bill, accounts checks it against BMexa and records the payout.
No. A firm's head and reps see only the clients registered by their firm, and the bookings and brokerage that belong to it.
It stays. A block only stops new client registrations, everywhere or at one project, and the reason is kept on record. You can lift it later.
No. The card has a QR and a short code; the desk can scan the QR or type the code.
Yes. RERA numbers are recorded per state authority, so a firm working in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh keeps both.
Step-by-step guides for each part of this workflow.