Cedronella file management system, in this system users can store their important files such as their real estate contracts, their agreement contracts, and pictures of their various properties
Cedronella File Manager: Safeguarding Your Legacy, Simplifying Your Life.
To enhance user experience and simplify document management, Kemedar has introduced the "Cedronella" file management system.
This feature is conveniently accessible to all users within their accounts, providing a dedicated space to store crucial files related to their real estate ventures.
Inspiration Behind:
The development of Cedronella was inspired by a real-life scenario involving the challenges faced by an individual whose father had passed away, leaving behind substantial wealth in properties. The heirs struggled to locate these assets, particularly informal and unregistered agreements. This experience underscored the need for a comprehensive file management system within Kemedar's offerings.
Benefits for Corporate:
Corporate clients of Kemedar gain access to a variety of ready-made templates for essential documents and designs. This includes contracts, business cards, brochures, catalogs, commercial invoices, purchase orders, and more. These templates streamline routine documentation, contributing to efficient business operations and management.
Utilizing the System:
In the Kemedar system, users are encouraged to leverage this free feature by uploading images of their properties, agreement contracts, company stakes, and other relevant documents. The system also provides a designated space known as the "Heir's Vault," where users can add their will and additional notes for the benefit of their successors.
Key Features
Notes and Details:
Users have the option to add notes to each contract, specifying the physical location of hard copies, property or company addresses, and any pertinent information for their heirs.
Secure Access for Heirs:
Users can provide a backup link of their Kemedar account to their heirs, secured with a separate password that only becomes accessible after proof of the user's demise.
