Property collateral monitoring at portfolio scale
Panoperty records buyer behaviour around every property securing your residential book, holds the readings as a history, and tells your team when a condition you set is met.
Portfolio ingestion
A signed-in user from your organisation uploads the tape. Each row is accepted or rejected with a reason, such as a missing identifier, an invalid Eircode or a duplicate exposure, and row counts and exposure totals are reconciled before the snapshot is committed.
Uploading the same file again for the same as-of date returns the existing snapshot. We provide the full data specification at onboarding.
| Field | Use |
|---|---|
| Exposure identifier | Required. Unique within the snapshot. |
| Property identifier | Recommended. Links the same property across successive tapes. |
| Address or Eircode | At least one is required. |
| Property location | Required. Properties that cannot be located are not monitored. |
| Loan exposure | Required. EUR. |
| Collateral value and valuation date | Retained as lender-supplied records. |
| Property characteristics | Recommended. Used to find comparable activity. |
| Portfolio as-of date | One per tape. |
Continuous observation
Panoperty measures buyer behaviour around each located property from proprietary residential market and buyer-behaviour data. Observations are refreshed on a continuous cycle, currently about every six hours. Every reading is stored with the window it covers, a description of the comparator activity behind it, how much activity that was, and the time it was taken.
Readings are appended rather than overwritten, so a property builds a history. Where there is too little activity to support a reading, Panoperty withholds it and says so.
Conditions you set
Your team decides what is worth hearing about: which measured behaviour to follow, at what level, and for which part of the book. Panoperty deliberately ships no default threshold, because there is no validated level at which observed behaviour means something about a particular lender's collateral.
Conditions are versioned, so you can show what was being monitored at any date, and by whom it was set.
Alerts and investigation
When a condition is met, Panoperty raises an alert against that property and tells your team. The alert stays open while the condition holds and closes when it no longer does, and every change is recorded.
Opening the alert shows the readings behind it and the history before it. What follows is your analyst's call: nothing is escalated, revalued or actioned by Panoperty.
- Your condition
- A lender-defined condition is met. It is a prompt to inspect the observations, not Panoperty's conclusion.
- Alert
- Open
- Observations
- Sufficient. Current observation, history and context are available to inspect.
- Last observed
- 2026-09-22 06:00
- Next step
- Your analyst reads the observations and decides what, if anything, follows.
The portfolio view
Move from the portfolio to a property and inspect the observations, their history, the observation window, evidence sufficiency and provenance. Conditions and alerts remain visible in that context.
| Property | Location | Your conditions | Current observation | Observation window | Evidence | Provenance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SYN-0417 Semi-detached · 3 bed | Dublin 7 | Condition met | Current observation available | Current observation window | Sufficient | Source and calculation record available |
| SYN-1022 Apartment · 2 bed | Dublin 8 | Condition met | Current observation available | Current observation window | Sufficient | Source and calculation record available |
| SYN-0088 Terraced · 3 bed | Dún Laoghaire | No condition met | Current observation available | Current observation window | Sufficient | Source and calculation record available |
| SYN-0310 Terraced · 2 bed | Swords | No condition met | Current observation available | Current observation window | Sufficient | Source and calculation record available |
| SYN-0631 Detached · 4 bed | Blackrock | No condition met | Current observation available | Current observation window | Sufficient | Source and calculation record available |
| SYN-0954 Semi-detached · 4 bed | Co. Leitrim | Not monitored | No observation released | Current observation window | Insufficient | Insufficient evidence recorded |
- SYN-0417 Semi-detached · 3 bed · Dublin 7Condition met
- Current observation
- Current observation available
- Evidence
- Sufficient
- Provenance
- Source and calculation record available
- SYN-1022 Apartment · 2 bed · Dublin 8Condition met
- Current observation
- Current observation available
- Evidence
- Sufficient
- Provenance
- Source and calculation record available
- SYN-0088 Terraced · 3 bed · Dún LaoghaireNo condition met
- Current observation
- Current observation available
- Evidence
- Sufficient
- Provenance
- Source and calculation record available
- SYN-0310 Terraced · 2 bed · SwordsNo condition met
- Current observation
- Current observation available
- Evidence
- Sufficient
- Provenance
- Source and calculation record available
- SYN-0631 Detached · 4 bed · BlackrockNo condition met
- Current observation
- Current observation available
- Evidence
- Sufficient
- Provenance
- Source and calculation record available
- SYN-0954 Semi-detached · 4 bed · Co. LeitrimNot monitored
- Current observation
- No observation released
- Evidence
- Insufficient
- Provenance
- Insufficient evidence recorded
Panoperty does not choose which property deserves attention. Your team interprets the alert and decides what, if anything, follows. Why
Reports and audit
A report over any period you choose shows what the portfolio looks like now and, separately, what was observed during the period. It reads the stored history; generating one calculates nothing and changes nothing.
What a reviewer can reconstruct
- The snapshot each figure came from
- Every reading held for a property, as it was taken
- The conditions in force at the time, and their versions
- When an alert opened, changed and closed
What Panoperty does and does not do
Panoperty does
- Keep your collateral value as the value of record
- Keep lender-supplied collateral records alongside observations
- Observe buyer behaviour around each property, continuously
- Hold every reading as a history you can audit
- Alert you when a condition you set is met
- Show where there is too little activity to support a reading
Panoperty does not
- Panoperty does not value or revalue property
- Draw a conclusion about a market or collateral value
- Estimate future property values, losses or defaults
- Choose the order in which your team investigates
- Take credit actions or require revaluations
- Establish that your institution meets Article 208
The detailed methodology is available privately, under confidentiality, during due diligence. How to request it
See your own portfolio under monitoring
An assessment shows how much of your residential book has enough activity to monitor, and what your team would see.