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Estate administration generates a significant amount of paperwork: the will, death certificate, probate grant, valuations, bank letters, HMRC correspondence, and more. Keeping it all organised and accessible - especially when co-executors need to see it too - is a challenge. The Document Vault gives you a secure, centralised place to store every document.

Everything it does for you
Upload as many documents as you need for the duration of your estate administration. PDFs, images, and scanned documents are all supported.
Documents are automatically sorted into categories - legal documents, financial records, correspondence, valuations - making retrieval fast.
All documents are stored in Supabase's encrypted object storage. Access is strictly controlled by Row Level Security - only authorised users can view your documents.
Co-executors you've invited automatically have access to the vault, eliminating the need to email sensitive documents back and forth.
HMRC recommends keeping estate records for at least 20 years. The vault retains your documents for as long as your account is active.
Up and running in minutes
Drag and drop or browse to upload. Add a title and category so documents are easy to find later.
Log in from any device to view, download, or share documents. Co-executors see the same vault with the same permissions.
Filter by category or search by document name. Download originals at any time.
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