From site visit to brokerage collected.
Log the visit with a voice note, move the deal through your pipeline, invoice the brokerage, and see the commission land — one record the whole way, with the TDS builders deduct accounted for.
You already know the pain.
Deals live in your head and your call log.
Which buyer saw which flat, who's waiting on a loan, which builder owes you brokerage — none of it is written anywhere a business can run on.
Builders deduct TDS-194H before paying brokerage.
Commissions arrive net of 5% TDS and the paperwork rarely follows. At return time you're reconstructing from bank credits.
Co-broker splits end friendships.
Half the deals are shared — and the split is a WhatsApp promise, not a ledger entry anyone can check.
What Finocket does for you.
Site visits with voice notes
Log every visit against the client, in your language — the timeline remembers what you discussed.
Deals that see the money
Lead → site visit → deal → brokerage invoice → payment, one record. The deal closes itself when the payment lands.
TDS-194H on commissions
Record builder payments with the TDS deducted; the summary reconciles against Form 26AS at filing time.
Co-broker commissions
Run the split as a partner program: an append-only commission ledger on collected brokerage, with a monthly statement either side can trust.
Follow-ups that happen
Tasks and sequences nudge the buyer waiting on a sanction letter — with consent handled properly.
Hand-to-CA ZIP
Every invoice, receipt and the day book for the period, bundled for your accountant in one tap.