Notes from the build.

What shipped, what licensees told us, and where the system is headed.

  1. ComplianceOperations and compliance, every page in the demoEvery page, dialog and write of the first three phases now works in the demo agency. What that covers, area by area, and what comes after it.
  2. PlatformWhy the demo moved into the browserIn two days the demo agency moved twice: first into a branch inside every service, then out of the server altogether. What we got wrong the first time, and why the second answer holds.
  3. ProductThe property is the fileWhy Briesa files the transaction under the property, and every other system does it the other way round.
  4. TrustReconciled by the month, not by the miracleWhat we learned building sales and rentals trust accounting to the NSW rules, and why the audit pack should be an export.

Operations and compliance, every page in the demo

Compliance

Every page, dialog and write of the first three phases now works in the demo agency. What that covers, area by area, and what comes after it.

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  • Compliance1

    The policies, checklists, registers and audit pack an agency keeps, and the releases that built them.

  • Platform1

    How Briesa is built underneath: the workspace, the demo and the decisions behind them.

  • Product1

    How the system is modelled, and why the property is the file.

  • Trust1

    Sales and rentals trust accounting, built to the NSW rules.

  • Company1

    Why we build the way we do, and why New South Wales comes first.

  • Pricing1

    How Briesa is priced, and why it is priced per agency rather than per seat.

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Why New South Wales first

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The obligations are state law. Doing a second state badly helps nobody, so we are doing one properly.

The most common question we get is which states we cover, and the honest answer is one. New South Wales is built and live; everywhere else is next, one at a time.

That is not caution for its own sake. Agency obligations are state law, and they are not a skin over a shared model — the registers differ, the trust rules differ, the disclosure differs, and the deadlines differ. A system that is vague about which state it is in is worse than no system, because it will be confidently wrong at the exact moment somebody asks.

So Briesa knows it is a NSW system. The registers are the seven the Act asks for, the accreditations are the licence classes that actually gate signing, and the trust accounting is built to the rules an auditor here will test it against.

If you are not in New South Wales, we are not ready for you yet, and we would rather say so than take your money. Leave your details and we will tell you when yours is next.

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