Transferring attorneys on the record
The firm is a linked contact record on the agreement, not a note, so their details are one click from the deal and the same contact can be linked to every offer they handle.
The transferring attorneys, the deposit route and the transfer dates, on the deal.
Built for Eastern Cape estate agents working Summerstrand, Walmer, Lorraine, and beyond. Conveyancer Details has no provincial version and nothing regional to switch on. Agents in Eastern Cape get the same screens and the same fields as agents anywhere else in South Africa. What changes is the stock you work, not the software.
On the agreement, Transferring attorneys links a real contact record, so the firm handling transfer sits on the deal instead of in somebody's inbox.
Set payable to as Agency or Conveyancers alongside the deposit amount and its due date, so there is no argument later about where the money went.
Acceptance date, expected transfer date and actual transfer date all live on the same record, so the timeline stops living in an email thread.
The agreement's Files section holds the documents. You send them to the conveyancer. RealtyPA does not push a pack or pull their file status back.
The firm is a linked contact record on the agreement, not a note, so their details are one click from the deal and the same contact can be linked to every offer they handle.
Payable to is set to Agency or Conveyancers next to the deposit amount and its due date, so there is no ambiguity about whose trust account it lands in.
Acceptance date, expected transfer date and actual transfer date sit on the agreement, so the seller's question about registration has an answer you can read off.
Yes. Conveyancer Details has no Eastern Cape version and no provincial setting to configure. An agency working Summerstrand, Walmer, Lorraine, and beyond gets the same screens, the same fields and the same defaults as an agency anywhere else in South Africa. The province is the context you bring to it: median Eastern Cape price is R870k, and the trend there is affordability-led growth.
No. RealtyPA keeps the transferring attorneys, the deposit route, the compliance certificates and the transfer dates on the agreement, and the Files section holds the documents. You send them to the conveyancer yourself.
No. There is no integration with any conveyancing platform. You update the acceptance date, expected transfer date and actual transfer date on the agreement as the firm reports back.
Not through this feature. The one tokenised external link RealtyPA runs is the FICA portal, which lets a contact upload their own FICA documents after verifying by WhatsApp one-time pin.
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