Private access,
defined by authority.
Each managed relationship can include separate governed spaces for clients and
authorised professional parties. Access is personal, purpose-bound and limited to the
dossiers, entities, periods and matters for which authority has been recorded.
01
Client space
For UBOs, directors and authorised representatives to understand the current
position, respond once and exercise their authority with prepared context.
- Your current position and no more than five priority decisions
- Structure, ownership and UBO information approved for your view
- Purpose-specific requests, responses and completion status
- Selected obligations, documents and dossier reports
- Authorised users and professional relationships
- Access-change, export and orderly handover requests
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02
Professional space
For authorised suppliers and advisers to receive precisely scoped requests, deliver
information and confirm the work entrusted to them.
- Only assigned clients, entities, periods, matters and requests
- Requirements, due dates and controlled delivery
- Questions and exceptions requiring clarification
- Statements, deliverables and fee information where authorised
- Responsibility and completion confirmations
- No access to another professional’s material unless expressly authorised
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Access follows authority.
Every user is individually identified. Access may be added, narrowed, expired or
withdrawn when authority or purpose changes. Information supplied through a space is
reviewed before it changes the maintained dossier.
01
Authority remains
The space helps you exercise authority; it does not transfer it to Chrysos.
02
Purpose limits access
Visibility follows the dossier, entity, period, matter or request entrusted to the user.
03
Records remain portable
Your information can be exported and handed over without rebuilding the history.
04
Responsibilities stay clear
Independent regulated acts remain with the appropriately licensed professional.
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