A property deal is a stack of documents moving between people who don't work for you — buyers, sellers, solicitors, lenders, photographers. Every one of them needs exactly one file, once.
Open a contract, fill it, sign it by drawing or uploading a signature, and save it back as a PDF. No separate signing product, and no printing and scanning.
Give a buyer a link that stops working on a chosen date, or needs a password before it opens.
A preview-only link lets someone read a document in the browser without being able to download a copy of it.
Listing photography previews in the browser at full size, so an agent on a phone between viewings doesn't have to download a 40-file folder.
Every share, permission change and access event is written to the file's own audit log, so “who got this, and when” has an answer.
Folders, drag-and-drop upload, breadcrumbs and search by name keep a hundred live listings navigable.
Straight answers, including where NevTan Drive is not the right tool.
It is built for how a property deal actually moves: one file to one outside party at a time, with an expiry on the link and a record of who opened it. Nothing in it is estate-agency software — there is no CRM and no listings feed — it is the document half of the job, done properly.
Yes. NevTan Drive's PDF editor lets you fill a document and sign it by drawing a signature or uploading an image of one, and the signature is baked into the saved PDF. What Drive does not do is send-for-signature workflows with countersigning and reminders — that is NevTan Sign.
You cannot stop someone forwarding a link, but you can make the link stop working: set an expiry date, or require a password. A preview-only link also turns off downloading.
Yes. The whole workspace, including the PDF editor, is built to work at phone widths in a browser, so you can open, mark up and share from a phone without installing an app.
Create a NevTan account, upload one folder, and share it the way you actually would.
