Buyer, seller & document portal
Buyer portal
Buyers see their own offers, documents and auction registrations — and nothing else.
Used by: Buyers
Kestrel — My accountBuyer
Live offers
2
Auction lots registered
1
Documents to sign
1
| Property | My latest offer | Status | Updated |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 Hollowbrook Terrace | €742,000 | With vendor | 4 Sep 09:41 |
| Quaymark Wharf Apt 14 | €486,000 | Not accepted | 2 Sep 16:02 |
| Lot 1 — 4 Rosemount Row | €356,000 | Highest bid | 6 Sep 20:14 |
Action needed
- Special conditions of sale v2 — acknowledgement required before bidding closes
How this works
A private logged-in area where a buyer tracks the properties they have access to, the offers they have made and the documents they have been issued.
Who uses it
Buyers · Bidders · Their solicitors where invited
Step by step
- 1The buyer creates an account from an invitation or signs up from the public site and verifies their email.
- 2Their dashboard lists properties they have access to, live offers with current status, and any documents awaiting acknowledgement.
- 3They submit or update offers, register for auction lots, and download legal packs.
- 4Everything they see is filtered to their own account by database-level access rules, not just by what the screen hides.
Data captured
- Account profile and verified email
- Property access grants
- Offer and bid history
- Document acknowledgements
Emails it sends automatically
- Welcome and email verification
- Offer status updates
- New document available
- Outbid alerts
Why it matters commercially
Buyers stop ringing for updates because the update is already on their screen.
This screen is a faithful preview of a private area, filled with invented data. Nothing on it is editable here.