Built for the people who run a housebuilding business.
Run the whole operation
From land through to legal completion, in one system your whole team works from — not a different spreadsheet per department.
Control every site
Budgets, drawings, and site records for every development, structured the same way whether you run one site or twenty.
See status at a glance
Every plot's stage, every project's commercial position, without chasing five people for an update.
Get visibility, not spreadsheets
A dedicated portal scoped to exactly what's been shared — read-only, always current, no email chains.
Built for complex housebuilding groups.
OrgView models your real structure — from group holding company down to individual plots — not a flat list of projects.
Every stage of the build, in the same system.
One operating environment. Seven roles. Everyone sees exactly their responsibility.
This is the real navigation and the real permission matrix from OrgView's codebase — pick a role below and watch the sidebar change. A Director sees everything a group needs; a Technical Manager gets exactly what their job requires, and nothing else.
One platform. Every critical function.
Click any section for why it matters and a real sample of what it looks like inside the app.
Investors, clients, and homebuyers don't get your dashboard.
They get one dedicated screen — read-only, scoped to exactly what you've shared, with no sidebar and no reach into the rest of the org. Try it above under "External."
Investor Portal
Invite external, read-only access scoped to exactly the sections you choose — funding position and returns, without opening your books.
Client Portal
Invite a client to log in and see their project — read-only, scoped to exactly the sections you choose. No edit controls, no other project's data.
Your Home
A login for a homebuyer, tied to one plot. They see their home, their spec, their upgrades, and their key dates — nothing else in the org.
The CFO's view: budget to final margin, one thread.
Every commitment traces back to a budget line; every budget line traces forward to a final margin. Real double-entry bookkeeping underneath, not a bolt-on spreadsheet.
Reporting scoped to who's asking. An answer for who changed what.
Today, Reports covers Commercial and Accounts reporting, scoped by role — a Quantity Surveyor and a Director see different things, on purpose. Every posted financial entry and every team invite is written to an immutable audit log.
Secure, cloud-native architecture engineered for scalable housebuilding operations.
How OrgView gets deployed into a real organization.
Not a sign-up form — a structured rollout, built around how your business actually operates.
Discovery
Understand your organization structure, processes, existing systems, and reporting requirements.
Solution Design
Configure the OrgView operating environment around your companies, developments, and roles.
Configuration
Users, companies, developments, workflows, permissions, and reporting scopes.
Data Migration
Bring across the data that matters — projects, budgets, contacts, documents.
Integration
Connect Outlook, Companies House, and the other systems already in use.
User Acceptance Testing
Controlled testing with real users before anything goes live.
Training
Role-specific training — a Site Manager and a Finance Director learn different things.
Controlled Rollout
Deploy by department, region, or business unit, where appropriate.
Go Live
Production deployment.
Enterprise Support
Ongoing support and optimization once you're live.
About OrgView
OrgView exists because housebuilders run their business across too many disconnected spreadsheets, inboxes, and point tools — land in one place, budgets in another, site records in a third, and no single version of the truth for anyone above plot level. OrgView is built to be that single system: the operating environment a housebuilder actually runs on, from the org chart down to an individual plot.
See how OrgView can connect your entire housebuilding operation.
Tell us a little about your business and we'll set up a walkthrough scoped to how you actually work.