Interactive apartment availability chart for your website

The interactive chart for your complex’s website is built from your data, not drawn by hand. We go through these steps with you at the launch meeting.

• Load apartments, parking spaces and storage units from Excel or CSV. If your inventory already lives in another system, give us the link to the lot list for Yandex Real Estate or Domoplaner, and the data will update every hour.
• Upload a floor plan once per apartment type. It appears in every apartment of that type, while size, room count and price come from the price list.
• If buyers should choose on a photo of the building, mark the buildings, floors and apartments on the image. The settings for one floor can be applied to all floors or to selected ones.
• Set payment options, the request form, and your website’s logo and colors.
• Copy the code from the “Widget code” tab and add it to your website.

On the “Units” tab, a building’s apartments switch to the “Unit chart” view. All inventory fits on one screen, and you edit it right where you look at it.

Select several apartments to edit, copy or archive them, or to build a sales proposal and a price list. Proposals come as a PDF or as a vertical image for messengers, with photos, price, payment schedule and the chart.

The heat map colors the chart by buyer interest: views, favorites, requests and tours. You see at once which apartments get attention and which sit still. The stock report groups apartments by room count, with the sales pace and a forecast next to it.

Each property keeps a change history: who changed what and when. A mistaken bulk edit can be undone after you preview what will be restored.

While a complex sells from a spreadsheet or a PDF price list, buyers call to ask what’s available. A chart built by a web studio solves half of that: it still needs updates and changes. Here is a comparison by function.

There is one code for every platform, and you get it on the “Widget code” tab. The chart runs on the domain you set in the settings and adapts to your site’s style. It can fill the whole page, sit in a block on the page or open in a pop-up from a button.

• Tilda: “Site settings” → “Code insertion” → the field for HTML code inside HEAD. The free plan has no access to HEAD, so add a T123 “HTML code” block to the page and paste the code there.
• WordPress: paste the code into the theme’s header.php before the closing </head> tag. A plugin that inserts code into the head is safer, because edits to the theme are lost when it updates.
• 1C-Bitrix: in the site template, open header.php, paste the code before </head>, save the template and clear the cache under “Autocaching”.
• Any other website: add the code once to the shared template before </head>, then place a container on the page where the chart should appear.

A single-building complex. The chart shows the whole building by section and floor, the filter keeps only matching apartments, and the card shows the floor plan and monthly payment.

A complex with several buildings and phases. The buyer picks a phase, building, floor and apartment right on a photo of the building and the floor plan. Apartments on a floor plan can be marked automatically: outlines come from the floor plan file and Splan AI reads the scans. This feature is available on request.

A complex with parking and storage. Parking spaces and storage units sell in the same showcase as apartments, and the sales rep offers them in the same deal.

A developer with several complexes. Chart settings carry over to a new property along with proposal and price list templates. For buyers from other cities and countries you can choose languages for a property, and the buyer switches the language right in the chart. This is also available on request.

A request from the chart goes to your sales team’s email, amoCRM, Bitrix24, a sales rep’s Telegram or the Smart plan CRM, with the number of the apartment the buyer chose. You can add an “I’m not a robot” check to the form.

If deals run in amoCRM or Bitrix24, the link works both ways: when a rep moves a deal to booked, the apartment is booked in the chart, and when it moves to sold, it is sold. Before launch you can check how it will behave without changing anything.

Buyer actions in the chart show up in Yandex Metrica. The same prices and statuses feed listings on Cian, Avito, Yandex Real Estate, DomClick and M2. For large developers we set up data exchange with 1C, an ERP or their own website.