The workspace is the shared foundation under all three editions. It is built around customer accounts that can hold several properties, with a clear boundary between independently managed customers.
Managed Estates
Estates, homeowners' associations and bodies corporate
In discovery, not for sale yetRead the editionManaged Hospitality
Lodges, hotels, guest houses and resorts
In discovery, not for sale yetRead the editionManaged Rentals
Residential and commercial rental managers
In discovery, not for sale yetRead the editionMultiple properties may belong to one customer account, with named, administrative and concurrent-user allowances agreed in the order. Independently managed customers retain separate accounts and data. More units never buy access to another customer's information, and the same rule applies to the people who manage several portfolios.
Account security, essential audit, account recovery, the necessary reports and data export are included protections rather than paid extras. The order records data ownership, export format and exit timing before signature, so leaving is as clearly defined as joining.
Each customer runs on one selected, tested accounting engine profile. The included mappings, entities and supported transaction types are written into the order, and any licensing or supplier dependency is shown separately. The integrations page lists what is being tested; no connection is released until it has passed.
Availability is confirmed edition by edition only when the purchased workflow and its financial connection have passed the release checks. Until then every edition is in discovery, and a scope review is the next step. Account boundaries, permissions and recovery are verified for the purchased scope before operational use.
A scope review is the only thing this website offers. It is a working conversation about your last hard operating cycle, and it ends with one recommendation, one engine and a dated payment calendar, or with an honest no.