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Clearer oversight for resident-led management.

RMCs, RTMs and self-managed developments need a dependable view of the work behind their property. Estivio is being shaped to bring the records together while directors remain in control of decisions.

Keep the knowledge with the development.

When important information lives in individual inboxes, folders and spreadsheets, it can be hard to see what is due or what happened before. A structured Site record helps directors review compliance, maintenance, contractor instructions and expenditure in context. It also gives incoming directors a clearer starting point when a board changes.

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A place for the whole development.

From the Site and its units to buildings or external areas where relevant, keep the structure that explains where work belongs.

ESTIVIOPROPERTY CONTEXT · ILLUSTRATIVE
ONE DEVELOPMENT IN VIEW

Riverside Gardens — DEMO

A shared point of reference for the places, people and work behind a residential development.

AT A GLANCE · DEMO

  • 2compliance items due soon
  • 1maintenance job in progress
  • 14 Octnext inspection
PLACESHomes, buildings & shared areas
PEOPLEOwners, directors & contacts
WORKCompliance, maintenance & inspections
Marketing representation of a Property record, not a map of Estivio’s data structure or a live Site screen.

Visibility for the people accountable.

See what is due

Review Site-specific compliance requirements, evidence and follow-up without relying on a separate tracker.

Follow the work

Understand a reported issue, who has been instructed, the Purchase Order and what remains outstanding.

Understand the cost

Keep commitments and expenditure connected to the property activity that generated them.

Estivio supports directors in making and recording decisions; it does not replace their responsibilities or make decisions for them.

Help shape Estivio for resident-led developments.

Tell us how your block or estate is managed and which records are hardest to keep together.

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