Is Kinematic a direct replacement for Sell.Do?
For CP self-serve lead registration and unit-level inventory management, no — Sell.Do is purpose-built for that and does it well. For automatically resolving attribution disputes when two channel partners both have a valid, geo-tagged visit on the same buyer, yes — Kinematic locks first-touch attribution at the moment of capture instead of leaving it to manual reconciliation between two brokers' stories.
What does Sell.Do lack for channel partner attribution?
Sell.Do's Field Force Performance module genuinely GPS-tags check-ins and verifies presence via location and OTP confirmation. What it does not do is automatically decide a dispute when two CPs both have a valid, geo-tagged visit on the same buyer — Sell.Do's lead-ownership rules work at the enquiry level, not the physical-visit level, so a claim still gets settled by a human comparing timestamps and two brokers' stories.
How does Kinematic resolve CP attribution disputes that Sell.Do can't?
Kinematic locks first-touch attribution automatically at the moment of capture: whichever channel partner's visit is recorded first, with location and time stamped at the point of check-in — not entered later from a phone call — wins the claim by default. This removes the argument before it starts, even when both CPs have a legitimate GPS-verified check-in on the same buyer.
Does Sell.Do have GPS-verified site visit tracking?
Yes, and it is a real strength — Sell.Do's Field Force Performance module GPS-tags site visits and verifies presence via location and OTP. What it does not confirm is dwell-time enforcement inside a defined radius (so a drive-by doesn't count the same as a full walkthrough), and it does not automatically resolve which of two valid check-ins on the same buyer counts as the first genuine touch.
Is Sell.Do cheaper than Kinematic?
Sell.Do's CP portal, inventory management and booking workflow are strong and fairly priced for the lead-to-booking pipeline. The cost that doesn't show up on a Sell.Do quote is the commission paid out on disputed claims when attribution can't be settled automatically — a recurring cost for developers running 300+ active CPs. Kinematic prices from ₹999 per field executive per month and includes automatic first-touch attribution locking at the base price.
How long does it take to set up Kinematic for an active project with hundreds of CPs?
Most developers configure project sites, geofence boundaries and CP hierarchies within a few days, with historical booking data imported for continuity. Site executives and channel partners are active on the app within 48 hours of go-live.
Does Kinematic work offline at project sites unlike Sell.Do?
Yes. Kinematic is offline-first — a CP or site executive logging a visit at an under-construction site with patchy connectivity has the check-in queue locally and sync automatically once signal returns, rather than failing silently. Sell.Do's offline behaviour at the site is not confirmed in its public materials.
Does Sell.Do have any genuine advantages over Kinematic?
Yes. Sell.Do's CP self-serve lead registration portal and unit-level inventory management across multiple projects are genuinely strong, well-instrumented tools that Indian developers rely on for good reason. If your priority is that lead-to-booking funnel and attribution disputes are rare for your project, Sell.Do does that job well. Kinematic is the better fit specifically when commission disputes recur or when you need a live rollup across a deep master-broker/sub-broker hierarchy.
Can a developer run Sell.Do and a field verification tool together?
Some developers do, keeping Sell.Do for the CP portal, booking pipeline and site-visit GPS logging while adding a separate layer for automatic attribution locking. The tradeoff is reconciling two systems manually during a dispute. Kinematic was built to fold both — lead management and field-verified attribution — into one record.
Does Kinematic track in-house site sales executives as well as channel partners?
Yes. The same geo-verified check-in that resolves a broker attribution dispute also gives a channel partner manager attendance and beat-graded compliance data for in-house site executives — the way an FMCG field team tracks outlet visits. Sell.Do's Field Force Performance module tracks in-house staff too, but without beat-grade route assignment or automated non-compliance flagging at that depth.
What size real estate developer is Kinematic built for as a Sell.Do alternative?
Kinematic fits developers running active projects with a multi-tier CP network — master brokers, sub-brokers, and in-house site executives — where a single project can involve 200–500 active channel partners. The signal to evaluate a switch is a recurring commission dispute over which CP visited first, or the inability to get a live rollup of which sub-brokers under which master broker are actually converting.