Permissions

Please see the below list of permissions that 3rd parties can request to access - further broken down into 'Read' (ingest CRM information) and 'Write' (pushes new or amended data into CRM)

Permission	Description
Applicants	Records data for potential buyers or renters, including their requirements, sources, and notes, linked to Contact or Company records.
Areas	Geographical locations defined by agents for their coverage area, specified using longitude and latitude coordinates.
Appointments	Diary data that includes appointment types, attendees, and inspection documents.
Companies	Business organisations with which the agent maintains relationships. Companies can be assigned types corresponding to their roles (e.g., solicitor, supplier) and can participate in property transactions.
Contacts	Primary records with associated roles such as Applicant, Vendor, Tenancy, or Landlord. Includes personal details and marketing/communication preferences.
Conveyancing	Process for sales progression and transitioning accepted offers into completed property sales, including chain management as a sub-resource.
Documents	Storage for file asset details that can be assigned types indicating purpose (e.g., brochure) and associated with specific entities (e.g., property).
Enquiries	Potential sales or lettings leads (shown as Internet Registrations in the CRM) representing interest from prospects, such as viewing or valuation requests, which are reviewed by negotiators before conversion.
Identity Checks	Information collected to verify the identity of contacts or companies using primary and secondary identifiers with expiry dates and document links.
Invoices	Records of charges issued against properties, including monetary values such as net and outstanding amounts.
Journal Entries	Timestamped events relating to one or more entities that appear in various activity feeds within the CRM.
Keys	Property key information stored within the properties data structure.
Landlords	Records linked to contacts or companies wishing to rent properties, with potential one-to-many relationship with properties.
Negotiators	CRM users or agency staff members, including their name, job title, email address, and office association.
Telephony Notifications	Real-time CRM events that notify users when something has occurred, currently restricted to specific permissions.
Offers	Records of monetary amounts proposed by applicants for sales properties, including submission dates, statuses, inclusions, exclusions, and conditions.
Offices	Branch information for an agency, including office details, manager, contact information, and address.
Product App	Internal Reapit application not visible to users.
Properties	Comprehensive property record data including descriptions, notes, marketing materials, utilities information, keys, certificates, developments, and images such as EPCs, floorplans, and maps.
Referrals	Records of contacts directed to third-party services offered through the agency, ranging from solicitors to removals companies.
Sources	Origin points for customer enquiries that can be associated with various CRM records such as applicants, landlords, and vendors.
Tasks	Action items for CRM users with specified dates, categorised by type and potentially related to other entities.
Tenancies	Property lease agreements between landlords and tenants/applicants, including dates, utility readings, fees, and deposit details.
Transactions	Records of financial activities against properties, including lettings transactions and works orders.
Vendors	Records of contacts or companies selling properties, with each vendor associated with a specific property, including selling reason and source.
Works Orders	Maintenance job records for lettings properties, typically reported by landlords or tenants and assigned to supplier companies once approved.