Find tenants.
Control work.
Know the return.

Dar247 is a multilingual property marketplace and operating platform. It connects property advertising and direct enquiries with optional workflows for CRM, leasing, payments, reporting, maintenance, short stays, shared living and role-based portals.

Property owners, landlords, real-estate companies, local brokers, tenants, short-stay operators, watchmen, cleaners, technicians and documentation providers can each use a focused workspace connected to the same authorised property record.

No. Start with the recurring problem that matters most—such as vacancy, enquiries, payment tracking, owner reporting or maintenance—and add other modules only when useful.

Yes. Dar247 is designed for a single apartment or villa as well as buildings and mixed portfolios. Starting with one property is the simplest way to confirm the workflow.

No. Begin with current properties, active contracts, balances and open work. Older records can be added gradually when they provide useful history.

The owner, real-estate company or broker identified as the advertiser receives the direct enquiry. Dar247 includes the property reference and source so the advertiser can recognise that the enquiry came through the platform.

The planned Broker Desk records marketing permission and agreed commission terms before the broker distributes the listing. Public listing facts remain linked to the original property record.

The product structure covers residential, commercial, industrial, land, whole buildings, furnished monthly stays, daily stays, rooms, shared accommodation and bed spaces. Filters vary according to the selected category.

Dar247 can prepare channel-ready media, captions, QR links and structured data. Direct publishing depends on each platform’s approved API, feed access and account permissions.

It turns approved property facts and selected photographs into share-ready formats. The advertiser’s contact remains visible, while the Dar247 reference and QR link return viewers to the detailed listing.

Owner Control is designed to show occupancy, vacancy days, rent schedules, confirmed receipts, expenses, quotations awaiting approval, maintenance history, asset records and monthly or yearly property results.

Yes. The architecture separates companies, portfolios, owners, buildings and units, with role permissions controlling which records each person may see.

Agency fees and broker rewards can be attached to the property, enquiry or completed transaction. Permission, proposed amount, acceptance and outcome remain connected.

Yes. One verified identity may switch between authorised workspaces without exposing unrelated records.

The system is designed to preserve listing references, campaign sources, enquiry records, viewings and outcomes. Reliable attribution depends on the tracked link or correct enquiry record being used.

The tenancy schedule determines what is due. Reminders can be sent before the date, while receipts are issued only after payment has been confirmed.

The watchman records the collection. An authorised manager confirms it before the tenant receipt is issued, and the amount appears in the watchman account sheet and property ledger.

Yes. The planned Resident Desk accepts text, photographs, video or voice, along with urgency and access preference.

No. Public listing media and private identity, tenancy or financial files require separate access rules. Sensitive documents must never appear in ordinary listing exports.

No. Dar247 distinguishes uploaded, reviewed, source-checked, signature-verified, expired and rejected states.

The issue is recorded against the property and asset, classified, assigned or offered for quotation, approved, scheduled and completed with evidence. Cost and warranty then update the history.

Yes. Quotes can separate labour, materials, timing and warranty so an authorised owner or manager can compare and approve remotely.

The planned register covers AC units, lifts, pumps, CCTV, water tanks, fire systems and meters, including service history, warranty, supplier, AMC and next action.

Profiles can hold identity or company records, valid documents, service areas, quotations, attendance, evidence, warranties, repeat-issue rates and verified-job ratings.

No hidden charge should be added. Any booking, management or referral fee must be shown before the provider or owner accepts the work.

Yes, but workflows remain distinct. Annual leasing focuses on contracts and scheduled payments; short stays focus on reservations, arrivals and cleaning; shared living adds room and bed occupancy.

No. Those channels remain booking sources. Dar247 is intended to coordinate the property, calendar, cleaning, guest instructions, incidents and profitability around reservations.

The product direction includes scheduled reminders, check-in instructions, cleaning triggers, follow-ups and daily exception summaries. Automations must use approved facts and escalation rules.

No. The marketplace, detailed listings, direct enquiries, submissions and poster tools are live. Private workspaces are activating in stages, and each module carries an availability label.

Year-One marketplace participation supports network building. Paid operating tools will be packaged by role or module, with scope and price disclosed before activation.