The challenge
The developer was running a growing portfolio out of spreadsheets, carbon-copy receipts and a WhatsApp group. Sales staff booked plots in one file, the accountant kept entries in another, land owner payments lived in a third, and every month the recovery team ran down lists by phone, with no single place to see who had paid, who was overdue, and what the project actually owed and owned.
What we built
Turner 10 is a project-scoped ERP. Each project (a housing scheme, a sub-sector, a head office) is its own workspace, and users only see the modules their role lets them open, re-checked on the server every time. Thirteen modules sit in five groups: Sales floor (Front Office / Sale, Re Sale), Money (Receipts and Payments, Accounts, Expenses, Commissions), Land and parties (Land Owner / Purchase, Investors, Vendors), Oversight (Employees and Payroll, Installment Recovery, Legal Notices) and Administration (master data, security, platform settings). Accounts is a full four-level chart of accounts with Daybook, Trial Balance, Balance Sheet, Income Statement and Account Ledger. Installment Recovery shows due, recovered and remaining as live KPIs, with overdue flags, a phone-call log for every follow-up, and CSV / print export on every list. Agents are split into five flavours (freelancers, employees, sales officers, investor agents, direct agents) because every real sale touches more than one. The platform runs in English, Urdu and Arabic end to end.
Results
- 13 operational modules in one workspace, grouped by job: Sales floor, Money, Land and parties, Oversight, Administration
- Project-level multi-tenancy with role-based access, re-checked on every server call
- Full double-entry accounting (Daybook, Trial Balance, Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Account Ledger) over a four-level chart of accounts
- Installment recovery with live due / recovered / remaining KPIs, overdue flags, phone-call log and CSV export
- Runs in English, Urdu and Arabic across every screen
- Trusted enough that a client referred us to his UK-based friend's trust hospital, which became EHMS
Common questions
Who built Turner 10?
Eaquirs Tech built Turner 10. Client: Property developer.
What problem did Turner 10 solve?
The developer was running a growing portfolio out of spreadsheets, carbon-copy receipts and a WhatsApp group. Sales staff booked plots in one file, the accountant kept entries in another, land owner payments lived in a third, and every month the recovery team ran down lists by phone, with no single place to see who had paid, who was overdue, and what the project actually owed and owned.
What technology is Turner 10 built with?
Turner 10 is built with Next.js, NestJS, Node.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Tailwind CSS, RBAC, i18n (EN/UR/AR).
What were the results of Turner 10?
13 operational modules in one workspace, grouped by job: Sales floor, Money, Land and parties, Oversight, Administration. Project-level multi-tenancy with role-based access, re-checked on every server call. Full double-entry accounting (Daybook, Trial Balance, Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Account Ledger) over a four-level chart of accounts. Installment recovery with live due / recovered / remaining KPIs, overdue flags, phone-call log and CSV export. Runs in English, Urdu and Arabic across every screen. Trusted enough that a client referred us to his UK-based friend's trust hospital, which became EHMS.
Is Turner 10 live?
Yes. It is live at https://turner10.eaquirstech.com.