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Parking & Add-on Inventory

Manage parking slots, ad-hoc costs, cancellations, swaps and upgrades cleanly against each booking.

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Parking & Add-on InventoryBays, storerooms, terracesAllotCovered parking — Tower B8 of 24 shownP-01SoldP-02SoldP-03FreeP-04HeldP-05FreeP-06SoldP-07FreeP-08FreeBays are inventory: priced, blocked and billed like units.Add-ons on this bookingCovered parking ×1₹4,00,000Storeroom (12 sq ft)₹1,20,000Terrace rightsNot optedClub membership₹75,000Add-on revenue ₹5,95,000✦Jarvis — add-on upsellBuyers of 3BHK units on floors 12+ take a second parking bay 61% of the time. Anjali hasn't been offered one.Why it mattersAdd-ons are 4–6% of project revenue and are usually tracked in a separate spreadsheet — until they're not.

The problem teams live with

Parking bays, storerooms, terrace rights and club memberships are four to six per cent of project revenue, and they live in a separate spreadsheet maintained by one person. Two buyers are allotted the same bay. Add-on revenue is invoiced late, or not at all.

How Sell.Do solves it

Sell.Do treats add-ons as inventory. Bays, storerooms and rights have identity, price, availability and an allotment record, exactly like a unit. They attach to the booking, flow into the cost sheet and the ledger, and appear in absorption reporting — so the revenue that used to be an afterthought is billed on time and counted.

How it works

Parking & Add-on Inventory, step by step

  1. 1Parking inventory allocation
  2. 2Ad-hoc costs & charges
  3. 3Cancellations, swaps & upgrades
  4. 4Auto-updated ledger & cost sheet

Parking, storerooms and add-ons modelled as inventory — allotted, priced and billed with the unit.

What you get

Built for the real workflow

  • Parking inventory allocation
  • Ad-hoc costs & charges
  • Cancellations, swaps & upgrades
  • Auto-updated ledger & cost sheet
✦ Jarvis AI

Jarvis spots the add-on nobody offered

Buyers of three-bedroom units above the twelfth floor take a second parking bay 61% of the time. This buyer was never offered one. Jarvis mentions it while the booking is still open.

4-6%
Of project revenue, tracked
0
Double-allotted bays
On the sheet
Billed with the unit, not later

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Frequently asked questions

Because it has finite supply and a specific identity. A line item cannot be double-allotted; a bay can, and regularly is, when it lives in a spreadsheet.

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