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Auction engine

Bidder registration & approval

Identity, funding and deposit checked before a single bid is accepted.

Used by: Bidders and staff

Kestrel Platform — Registrations · Lot 1Agent
BidderFundingIDTermsStatus
118 — F. ReillyCash — proof suppliedVerifiedAccepted 2 SepApproved
121 — M. GradyMortgage AIPVerifiedAccepted 3 SepApproved
— K. WhelanMortgage AIPAwaitingAccepted 5 SepInfo requested
— Northmoor CapitalCashVerifiedNot acceptedPending
Illustrative preview of a private screen, populated with sample data. Not a live sign-in.

How this works

Registers bidders for a lot, collects identification and proof of funds, records terms acceptance and issues a bidder number once approved.

Who uses it

Bidders · Auction administrator

Step by step

  1. 1The bidder completes registration for a lot: contact details, solicitor, funding position and bidding limit.
  2. 2Identification and proof of funds are uploaded, and auction terms plus the legal pack must be accepted.
  3. 3A deposit authorisation is recorded where the sale requires it.
  4. 4Staff review and approve or decline; approval issues a unique bidder number used publicly instead of the bidder's name.
  5. 5Registration closes automatically at the published deadline.

Data captured

  • Registration record with funding position and bidding limit
  • Identification and proof-of-funds documents
  • Terms and document acceptance timestamps, deposit authorisation, issued bidder number

Emails it sends automatically

  • Registration received
  • Approved with bidder number
  • Declined or more information needed
  • Registration closing reminder

Why it matters commercially

Anti-money-laundering and terms evidence collected as a matter of course, not chased afterwards.

This screen is a faithful preview of a private area, filled with invented data. Nothing on it is editable here.