Hundreds of transfers. One clear picture.
Run every unit transfer in a development from one place, each with its own matter, its own ledger and its own registry status.
One development, hundreds of separate transfers.
Every unit is its own matter, with its own buyer, funding and registry status, and the developer needs the whole picture. THEMIS ties them together without mixing their files or their money.
What it looks like in practice.
Parent and child matters
One development, many transfers.
- Create a development and its units
- Each unit gets its own matter
- Progress rolled up across the development
Sectional title checked
Particulars against the record.
- Sectional plan particulars captured
- Checked against the property record
- Differences flagged for review
See the registry at a glance
Which units are where.
- Lodged, requisitioned or registered by unit
- Requisition deadlines tracked
- Stalled units listed
Funds per unit
Nothing mixed.
- A trust ledger for each transfer
- Two-person approval on payments
- Reconciliation across the development
Workflows ready to run.
A sample of what teams in this role run in THEMIS.
The tools behind it
A ready plan for every kind of matter: the right steps, the right evidence, the right approvals.
ExploreA watch on every open matter for whatever is late, stuck or about to expire.
ExploreA ledger for every matter, trust and operating money kept apart, and a second person on every payment.
ExploreClients see where their matter stands, what you need from them, and upload it securely.
ExploreQuestions
How many units can a development have?+
There is no fixed limit. Each unit is its own matter.
Can buyers see their own unit?+
Yes, through the client portal, and only their own.
Is each buyer's money kept separate?+
Yes. Each transfer has its own trust ledger.
Can I see the whole development?+
Monitors and the matters list show every unit's stage and status.
Set up for the way you work.
Jurisdiction, currency and roles are set per practice.
Built for property developers. See it for yourself.
Book a walk-through on your own kind of matter.