How We Built CloudREMS: A Cloud-Based ERP for Real Estate in Pakistan and the GCC



This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Bazil Taha

Real estate companies in Pakistan, UAE, and KSA are rapidly growing — but many still manage bookings, payments, and inventory using spreadsheets and WhatsApp.

At FutureSol Tech, we decided to build something better: CloudREMS — a cloud-based ERP system designed specifically for real estate operations. Here’s how we designed, built, and launched a vertical SaaS solution tailored to this market.

🏗 Tech Stack
We chose tools based on scalability, performance, and ease of deployment:

Frontend: React + Tailwind

Backend: Laravel (PHP)

Database: MySQL

Authentication: Role-based system (admin, developer, agent)

Hosting: VPS + cPanel + Cloudflare (for caching & DDoS protection)

Notifications: Email + WhatsApp alerts via API

PDFs: Dynamic generation for receipts, contracts, and reports

🔍 Core Modules We Built
Lead Management – Assign, track, and convert sales leads

Booking System – Reserve plots, apartments, or offices with full details

Installment Plans – Auto-generate payment schedules and reminders

Receipts & Contracts – PDF generation + history tracking

Dashboard – Real-time analytics on sales, payments, overdue clients

📦 Dev Challenges We Faced
Creating a dynamic unit configuration system for any kind of property

Making reports downloadable in PDF with right-to-left and multilingual support

Building a multi-user access layer that’s flexible but secure

Supporting both on-premise deployment and cloud-hosted versions

🔗 Want to See It Live?
You can check the full product here :
futuresol[dot]net/products/cloud-rems/isb-pk

🧠 Final Thoughts
If you’re building SaaS tools for niche industries, start by solving a real problem that people are still using spreadsheets or email chains for. That’s how we got our first users.

Happy to answer any questions or go deeper into a specific part of the stack!

— Bazil from Futuresol Tech


This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Bazil Taha