Open the property record
Start from the persistent identity rather than an isolated folder.
See upcoming attention, missing evidence and property context in one place so operational teams know what to deal with next.

Evidence sits across inboxes, contractors and site folders.
Teams cannot always tell whether a record is current, missing or superseded.
Public building information must remain separate from operational details.
Start from the persistent identity rather than an isolated folder.
See attributed documents and explicit known, missing or superseded states.
Use separately enabled modules for inspection dates and evidence review where supported.
Refer to dispatch or project systems only through approved separate relationships.
Atlas supports the information and evidence workflow. It does not replace the professional systems or judgement described below.
See dates, missing records and evidence states across authorised properties.
Keep who supplied a document, when it arrived and which version is current.
Prepare an attributable issue for the responsible manager or owner to review.
Keep sensitive records private while publishing only deliberately approved property facts.
Core property evidence record.
Separate evidence-organisation module; no legal certification.
An estates team links a fictional inspection record to its source, records a missing test certificate for follow-up and shares only the approved reception-access note publicly.

Not by default. Verified Dispatch is a separate product and any relationship is separately controlled.
No. Evidence organisation does not replace professional or legal review.
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