Real estate

Construction site situation: 8 obstacles that are holding back your projects... and how Freedz eliminates them! Between missing parts, delayed approvals, discrepancies in amounts, and poorly managed warranty holds, the construction site situation can quickly become a nightmare for a social landlord, especially their accounts payable department. Unfortunately [...]

Freedz, the platform for real estate and construction professionals, officially registered by the DGFiP The DGFiP has confirmed the official registration of Freedz, the platform dedicated to real estate professionals powered by Docoon.immo. The required regulatory tests have been passed: inter-platform exchanges, connection to the Directory, and data transmission to the DGFiP concentrator. For […]

Axess, preferred partner of Docoon.immo This partnership allows us to offer real estate professionals a comprehensive solution designed for landlords: compliance with electronic invoicing regulations, seamless integration with Nexia workflows, and standardized, reliable, and proven connectors. – Olivia De Nunzio, Software Sales Director at Axess. Axess, a company of […]

Property managers, free yourself from invoices! Freedz simplifies your daily management According to figures available from the National Housing Agency (ANAH), in 2022 France had 526,063 co-owned properties, of which 224,890 operated without a property manager, 268,303 used professional property managers (such as Nexity or Foncia), and 32,870 were self-managed, thanks to the institution […]

2026 reform, new features: the Freedz User Club prepares for tomorrow In a social housing and construction sector undergoing regulatory change, companies are facing growing challenges: digitization of processes, compliance with new legal obligations, optimization of accounting flows. Faced with these challenges, Docoon.immo (1) (formerly Neovacom) organized the […]

Energy transition: how social landlords manage their spending and performance through digitization Energy transition is a key concern for social landlords, who face a triple challenge: renovating their housing stock, constructing low-carbon buildings, and controlling rental costs. While energy-efficient renovation and sustainable construction are […]

Waiting to comply with the electronic invoicing reform: why is this not the right strategy? The electronic invoicing reform, scheduled to come into full effect in September 2026, is a real turning point for all French economic players. For social landlords and developers […]

10 key questions to understand condominium fund calls In the world of condominiums, fund calls play a crucial role, as they ensure the proper functioning and sustainability of a building or development. These regular financial contributions cover ongoing expenses, anticipate maintenance work, and allow for […]

PA Immobilière: the tailor-made solution for social housing providers' accounting management Social housing providers face complex challenges in simultaneously managing customer and supplier invoices, a task that is crucial to their financial and operational stability. This dual management of both rental income and expenses […]

Electronic invoicing brings with it a host of new market players. Whether PPF, PDP or OD, all companies will need to think about which service provider they will use to manage their electronic invoice flows and ensure compliance with tax authorities' regulatory requirements.

For companies, it's customary to invoice as work progresses, rather than once the site has been completed, in order to pay employees and stock up on materials. However, issuing progress invoices can quickly become complex and a source of tension between the company and its customers. The solution? Automate the invoicing process to save time and avoid disputes!

The ELAN law of November 23, 2018 has profoundly reshaped the social housing sector, notably by encouraging home ownership by tenants. In doing so, the text gives social landlords the opportunity to put up for sale properties, which they previously owned, becoming de facto co-owners in their own right for the remaining rental units. As social landlords and co-owners, social landlords must manage and pay their calls for funds through a professional or voluntary syndic. With thousands of social housing units, how can these social landlords manage the massive influx of calls for funds? The solution: dematerialize calls for funds. Here's how.