Real Estate Management

Platform, Roles & API

Four access roles with genuinely different reach, audit logging across users and documents, a client portal scoped to a customer's own file, and a REST API over the eight core entities.

The full reference

Every module.

👥 Who owns what, and in what share

Clients & owners

  • Client records — Full name, ID number, contact details, mailing address and notes, with contact preferences held against the record.
  • Ownership — Ownership percentage and share in the land, so fractional and joint ownership is modelled rather than described in a comment.
  • Communication history — Every message, call and letter recorded against the client, so context survives a change of case handler.
  • Consultants — The external professionals on a case, their agreements and what they are owed.
Block, parcel, plan

Land assets

  • Property details — Block (Gush), parcel (Helka) and sub-parcel numbers, plan number, municipality, district and address.
  • Ownership details — The owners list with percentages, joint-ownership agreements and current legal status.
  • Search by land — Find by block, parcel or plan number as readily as by client name — because that is how the enquiry usually arrives.
The procedure, tracked

Planning cases

  • Case record — Project name and number, description, creation date and the assigned manager.
  • Planning information — Planning status, current phase, target completion date, municipality and the planning authority handling it.
  • Status workflow — New, data collection, initial review, planning submission, municipality review, committee review, approved, rejected, completed.
  • Tasks — Title, description, assignee, due date and priority, with open / in progress / waiting / completed / cancelled states.
  • Deadlines & reminders — Upcoming dates surfaced on the dashboard and pushed as reminders rather than relied on.
The digital archive

Documents

  • Legal — Land registry extract (Nesach Rishum), joint-ownership agreements, powers of attorney and legal opinions.
  • Planning — Committee decisions, planning applications, maps, zoning documents and architectural plans.
  • Financial — Invoices, receipts, consultant agreements and payment confirmations.
  • Upload & versioning — Drag-and-drop and multi-file upload, with version control on every document.
  • Search — Full-text search, plus search by client, by block or parcel, and by document type.
  • Metadata & audit — Upload date, uploader, category and expiry, with document access logged.
💳 Payments, costs and the management view

Money & reporting

  • Payments — Outstanding, overdue and paid, tracked against the case and the consultant.
  • Client reports — Active clients, new clients and communication history.
  • Financial reports — Expenses, consultant costs and outstanding payments.
  • Project reports — Active, delayed and completed projects.
  • Executive dashboard — Active projects, upcoming deadlines, outstanding payments, recent documents, planning-status summary and recent activity.
  • Export — Excel and PDF export for anything that has to leave the system.
🔐 Roles, audit and the API

Access & platform

  • Roles — Administrator, project manager, consultant and viewer — four roles with genuinely different reach, not one role with switches.
  • Authentication — Email sign-in with password reset and optional multi-factor authentication.
  • Audit logging — User activity tracking, document access logs and a full change history.
  • Client portal — Customer-facing access to their own files and invoices, and nothing else.
  • REST API — Clients, properties, projects, documents, payments, consultants, tasks and notifications.
Under it

Platform & architecture.

Built and delivered end to end on the Tracstone platform: its own repository, its own database and authentication, built by agent runners and deployed as a single lean container the customer owns.