Integrate Corporate Financial Systems
From the outset, RealSuite was designed to function smoothly with financial and accounting ERP systems. This leaves platforms such as Oracle and SAP free to do what they do best: financials. Most importantly, it lets your real estate team focus on what it does best: real estate.
Now, you can:
- Leverage a proven solution for owner-developers or corporate real estate teams to manage real estate financials using proven integration techniques.
- Implement best practices for defining data exchange needs and frequencies - the failure point of most integration projects.
- Reduce integration costs with off-the-shelf adaptors for Oracle Financials and SAP built on open-standard web services and XML architecture.
- Get affordable, supportable, sophisticated two-way integration over the web in real time with both SAP and Oracle Financials.
RealSuite communicates with ERP systems through XML software "adapters" that are ready for use right out of the box. Currently, adapters are in use for SAP and Oracle, though support for other systems is also available. Communication with third-party service providers is achieved in a similar fashion, through software "connectors". Also based on XML, these connectors have an open interface that allows all your service providers to integrate with RealSuite quickly and easily.
Designed by real estate professionals.
Don't settle for less than you want by purchasing the Real Estate module of your ERP system. Use that system for what's it good at: financials. To optimize your real estate operations, use RealSuite.
RealSuite's ability to integrate with ERP systems will make your accounting team happy. They'll get all the data they need and can feel confident that nothing is hidden inside a real estate application. But importantly for you, RealSuite has been designed by real estate professionals to support the business processes and decisions that matter to you. It's not just a matter of screens and features: it's a matter of the entire design of the system.
