Development Sentinel is the project-operations layer developers actually need: run a feasibility study before committing capital, track real construction progress against the plan, and keep infrastructure costs from drifting — without switching to a separate tool that knows nothing about the deal's compliance status.
Full financial modelling — NPV, IRR via Newton-Raphson, gross margin, equity multiple, DSCR, payback year, and S-curve cashflows — with a built-in cost-realism gate that catches an inflated study before it ships as a confident "financially viable" report.
Model a real construction-to-sale facility repaid from unit closings (sales sweep) or a stabilized asset on a term loan (amortizing) — DSCR computed against the worst single period, the way a bank actually underwrites.
Weekly CSV import → scope-vs-actual charts, a status heatmap, and per-phase analytics, without re-keying the same numbers into a spreadsheet every Friday.
Budget, committed, and actual costs per line item, company-scoped and persistent, with deviation flags the moment a category runs over.
Standard developer's-method RLV calculation, flagging when actual land cost sits more than 15% above the computed benchmark — before it compresses your margin.
Predicts realistic completion dates from actual velocity data, not the original static plan nobody has looked at since kickoff.
It is a real model — Newton-Raphson IRR, S-curve cashflows, and a mandatory cost-realism gate that forces isViable to false if the cost input produces an implausible GDV:cost ratio, so an inflated study never ships as "financially viable" without a warning.
It ingests weekly progress CSVs (Project Phase, Stage, Lot, Category, Scope %, Actual Completion %, Status, Remarks) and upserts them — no manual re-entry into the dashboard.
Yes — the project management tools work standalone, but for developers who also handle buyer NOC/KYC, the deal and its compliance status live in the same platform.
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