Access at the data layer
Role-based permissions control access to estate records. Team administration, two-step verification and access reviews support controlled account management.
Trust & controls
EstateOS supports a governed operating process. Product functionality is only one part of assurance: your data, policies, people and connected services need their own checks.
Role-based permissions control access to estate records. Team administration, two-step verification and access reviews support controlled account management.
Private documents use short-lived access links. File versions remain retrievable, with metadata linking evidence to the location and business record.
Linked tasks and approvals retain the decision history. Accounting policy, specialist measurements and closes use the relevant maker-checker controls.
Extracted lease terms remain proposed data, with confidence and source references preserved for human review before approval.
Database-triggered history records changes to governed business records, with actor and time set server-side. Closed accounting periods retain calculation evidence.
Deterministic lease calculations and worked-example tests support finance review. Real inputs, judgements, tax treatment and accounting policy still require professional approval.
Implementation assurance
Rehearse imports with counted records, field-level exceptions and owner-approved reconciliation.
Confirm lease inputs, opening balances, policy, discount rates and relevant specialist or tax judgements with your advisers.
Review roles, enrol security controls and exercise preparation, independent approval, close and export with authorised users.
ERP posting and email delivery require configured services and end-to-end assurance. Integration frameworks are not evidence of a live connection.
No certification or blanket compliance claim is made here. Production approval depends on completed assurance, professional review and a parallel run against independently agreed results.
One estate. One connected platform.
Explore the platform, then review the detail with your property and finance teams.