Developers
Move developments through handover with a clear record of assets, defects and outstanding work.
SimplePlace brings maps, assets, issues, responsibilities and people together in one shared record — from development and adoption to long-term estate management.
Current responsibility
Developer
Move developments through handover with a clear record of assets, defects and outstanding work.
Understand what you manage, where it is and what needs attention.
See adoption areas, inspections, evidence and outstanding issues spatially.
Build institutional knowledge and hold a complete record of the estate.
Receive clear, location-specific work with the information needed to complete it.
Information about a residential estate is often spread across planning drawings, landscaping plans, contractor records, inboxes, management systems and individual people’s knowledge.
When something goes wrong, even answering a simple question can become difficult. SimplePlace gives that information a home.
SimplePlace uses the physical estate as the common reference point for everything that happens around it.
Bring together boundaries, landscaping plans, adoption areas and assets.
Record ownership, maintenance responsibility and the documents that support them.
Connect reports, cases, inspections and contractors directly to the place.
Keep the decisions, documents and history that would otherwise disappear.
The estate doesn’t stop existing when construction finishes. Neither should its digital record.
A clearer way for residents to see what is happening, report an issue, find useful documents and stay connected with their estate.
Report an issue, explore the map, view updates and find the documents that matter — all from one approachable resident workspace.
Choose the workspace that matches your role. Your organisation or estate administrator can help if you need access.
For developers, managing agents, councils, contractors and administrators.
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