Every buyer gets their own portal.
After a buyer signs a contract, they have one question that repeats itself every few weeks: how is my apartment coming along? In a typical Cyprus development, that question goes to the sales manager via WhatsApp, who asks the site manager, who replies two days later. Tektor's Buyer Portal gives every buyer real-time answers — without involving your team.
My Home — unit details, photos and construction progress
Each buyer logs into a branded portal showing their unit: floor, size, price, listing description and interior photos. Below their unit details, a construction progress bar shows the current phase and percentage complete. Buyers see exactly where their apartment is in the build cycle — without calling your office.
Finances — payment schedule and service charges
The Finances tab shows the buyer's complete payment schedule: every milestone, amount, due date and current status — paid, pending or overdue. Service charges for completed units appear below, with quarterly billing dates and payment status. Overdue charges are flagged in amber.
Documents, notices and support — all in one place
Buyers access their personal documents and building-level documents (insurance, energy certificates, pool safety certificates) in one tab. Developer announcements appear in Notices. A Support tab lets buyers report maintenance issues with photos directly. A Contact tab connects them to the project manager by email, phone or WhatsApp.
Available in English, Greek and Russian
The Buyer Portal is fully multilingual. Buyers switch between English, Greek and Russian using the language toggle in the top right corner. For Russian-speaking buyers from Ukraine, Russia and other CIS countries purchasing in Cyprus — this is the difference between a confusing experience and a professional one.
Частые вопросы
Do buyers need to download an app?+
No. The Buyer Portal is a web application accessible from any browser on mobile or desktop. No download required.
Who controls what buyers can see in their portal?+
The developer controls all content. Documents are shared explicitly. Construction progress updates when your team logs them. Notices are published by the developer.
Can buyers submit maintenance requests through the portal?+
Yes. The Support tab in the Buyer Portal allows buyers to report issues by category, description and photos. Submissions appear in the developer's Maintenance Requests module.
Is the portal branded with the developer's identity?+
Yes. The portal shows the developer's company name and logo, with the project name in the header. Powered by Tektor appears in the footer.
Does the Buyer Portal work before handover?+
Yes. The portal is active from the moment a buyer is linked to a unit in Tektor — typically at contract signing. Construction progress, payment schedules and documents are all relevant before handover.