Get to the review without rebuilding the application.

See who has supplied what, what still needs attention and what the owner will receive.

PropOS workspace profile showing Nandi Jacobs’s practitioner and firm PPRA verification status.

From scattered files to a reviewable application.

01

Your registration is reviewed before approval

After you register, your account remains pending approval while a PropOS reviewer checks the practitioner PPRA result and returned FFC details. Agency registrations also include the firm result and company registration.

02

See what is missing

See identity and document check statuses beside the submitted details. Review company status, financial information, references and activity in the same view.

03

Send the owner a review, not a folder

Share your recommendation with the supporting application, then record the owner’s response.

Work from what needs attention to what is ready to share.

At the property, see which applications have started and where each one stands. Inside an application, see missing participant requirements before submission. Once it is ready for review, move through the submitted details, check statuses, finances, references and activity before preparing the recommendation for the owner. The application history records who changed the stage, when the owner received it and how the owner responded.

PropOS scorecard showing rental history, affordability measures, references and the reviewer recommendation.

After lease execution

No upfront platform fee.

The platform fee is due only after a lease is executed from an application started through PropOS. Reviewing an application does not make the fee payable.

Start with the next property on your desk.

Add the property, share its application link and review what comes back.