Most housing schemes in Pakistan are run on registers, Excel sheets and the memory of two or three people who have been there long enough. It works until the scheme grows. Then the plot chart stops matching the files, recovery depends on who remembers to call, and nobody can say for certain who changed a payment last month.
Zameenix was built to fix that specific problem. The things it takes seriously are the things that cause arguments in a scheme office: a plot's status, a customer's balance, who took a payment, what a transfer cost, and whether possession should have been granted.
What we decided early
Nothing important gets deleted. A wrong payment is voided with a reason and stays in the history. A cancelled file keeps its record. When there is a dispute six months later, the answer is in the system.
Every branch stands alone. If you run more than one scheme or office, their data never mixes, and staff in one branch cannot see another branch's plots or customers.
Each kind of project gets its own system. A plot scheme and an apartment tower are sold and handed over differently, so Zameenix Society and Zameenix High-Rise are separate rather than one system with half its screens hidden.
The customer can check for themselves. A buyer who can open their own ledger and see their next due date does not need to phone the office to ask.
Last updated 15 November 2026