Give your home’s history a place to speak.
Years of looking after your home deserve a clear record. Bring maintenance, repairs, replacements, improvements, warranties, and receipts into one organized property history.
Havenry → SellerVault. Continue with your existing property records and add the details you want to preserve.
The home’s documented history, in order.
Owner-entered service work stays distinct from source-backed documents in the seller dossier.
Service history
Structured information from the material you provide.
Keep the history. Keep the context.
Owner-entered history stays distinct from documented evidence. Missing information and conflicting sources remain visible.
SellerVault organizes existing records. It does not create legal disclosures or tell sellers what they are required to disclose. Ask your qualified adviser about your situation.
Know what you’re getting.
What belongs in a seller property dossier?
Bring together dated maintenance, repairs, replacements, improvements, warranties, receipts, and supporting documents. SellerVault uses the history already attached to your property record; owner-entered information remains distinct from source evidence.
Will SellerVault tell me what I legally have to disclose?
No. SellerVault helps organize records for conversations with your agent or other adviser. It does not create legal disclosure duties, appraise your property, or determine what your transaction requires.