Managed IT, cyber security and AI services for real estate and property businesses
LOOKUP helps real estate and property businesses protect personal and transaction information, support mobile and multi-office teams, manage Microsoft 365 and introduce practical AI with appropriate governance. From secure user access and device management to workflow improvement and AI readiness, we help build reliable technology foundations around the way property teams actually work.

Technology support for the property businesses behind every transaction
Residential and commercial real estate agencies
Property management businesses
Buyers' agencies
Strata management companies
Commercial leasing agencies
Property valuers and appraisal firms
Auction businesses
Short-term accommodation and letting managers
Multi-office and franchise property networks
Mortgage and finance brokers remain under Financial Services. Conveyancers and property lawyers remain under Law Firms. Developers, builders, architects and construction consultants belong primarily under Construction & Property Development.
Technology, privacy and operational risks property businesses face
Personal information spread across systems
Rental applications, identity documents, contact details, financial information and correspondence may be distributed across property platforms, email, shared drives and Microsoft 365. Risks include external attacks, excessive collection, unnecessary retention and overly broad access.
Payment and email compromise risk
Property transactions and management workflows involve bank details, deposits, invoices, payment directions and time-sensitive communication. Compromised or impersonated email accounts may be used to redirect money or alter instructions.
Mobile and fast-moving teams
Sales agents, property managers and inspection staff need secure access from laptops and mobile devices while working across offices, properties and home environments.
Staff and contractor access changes
New starters, departing agents, temporary employees and external providers require prompt, documented onboarding and offboarding. Access should not remain active across Microsoft 365 or industry platforms after it is no longer required.
Multi-office inconsistency
Different devices, licences, security settings and local support arrangements across branches create avoidable risk and make growth more difficult to manage.
New regulatory and governance demands
From 1 July 2026, Australian AML/CTF obligations apply to real estate professionals when they provide relevant designated services. The exact obligations depend on the service being provided. Technology can support governed information handling, identity processes, access control, recordkeeping and employee workflows, but it does not replace specialist compliance advice.
AUSTRAC — Real estate designated servicesManaged IT and cyber security for real estate and property teams
LOOKUP provides proactive technology management and Australian-based support around the systems, people and locations that keep property businesses operating. We strengthen the Microsoft 365 and device environment while working alongside property-management, CRM, trust-accounting and listing-platform vendors.
Responsive helpdesk support for office and mobile employees
Multi-factor authentication, Conditional Access and identity protection
Managed laptops and mobile devices
Device encryption and remote-wipe capability
Email protection and phishing awareness
Payment-change verification processes
Standardised onboarding, role changes and secure offboarding
Microsoft 365, Teams, SharePoint and OneDrive governance
Microsoft 365 backup and recovery planning
Business-continuity preparation
Coordination with connectivity and property-platform vendors
Repeatable technology standards for new branches and acquisitions
LOOKUP manages and secures the surrounding technology environment and coordinates with specialist software vendors. We do not replace property-management, CRM, listing or trust-accounting platforms.
Practical AI and workflow opportunities for property businesses
AI can reduce repetitive administration and help property teams find and prepare information, but it should be introduced only after permissions, information quality, privacy, approved-tool policies and human review have been addressed. LOOKUP helps organisations prepare their technology and governance foundations before deploying Microsoft Copilot or workflow automation.
Listing content first drafts
Create an initial draft from approved property information for an authorised employee to verify, refine and approve before publication.
Enquiry classification and routing
Route buyer, seller, landlord, tenant and maintenance enquiries to the correct team or workflow without relying entirely on manual inbox monitoring.
Inspection and meeting follow-up
Turn approved notes or meeting transcripts into draft summaries, actions and follow-up communications for employee review.
Property-management request workflows
Capture, categorise and route maintenance or service requests while maintaining an auditable record of status and ownership.
Internal procedure and knowledge search
Help authorised employees find approved policies, checklists and procedures stored within a governed Microsoft 365 environment.
Staff onboarding and recurring administration
Automate task assignment, document collection, reminders and account requests around defined business processes.
AI should assist, not autonomously determine, tenancy eligibility, property valuation, pricing, legal interpretation, trust-account decisions or AML/CTF outcomes. Appropriate qualified review and human accountability must remain in place.
What stronger property technology foundations should achieve
Safer handling of personal and transaction information
Faster and more consistent support for mobile employees
Reliable onboarding and immediate access removal
Consistent security and technology standards across offices
Less manual administration and fewer missed hand-offs
A governed foundation for practical AI adoption
These are intended outcomes, not guaranteed results. This section is not a client case study.
Authoritative sources
AUSTRAC
Real estate designated services
Official guidance on which real estate activities are designated services under AML/CTF legislation.
View SourceAUSTRAC
Real estate program starter kit
Getting-started guidance for real estate businesses newly regulated under AML/CTF obligations.
View SourceOAIC
Tenancy and personal information
Privacy guidance on how personal information is handled in tenancy contexts.
View SourceOAIC
RentTech platforms and excessive personal-information collection
Guidance on fair and proportionate collection of personal information by rental technology platforms.
View SourceAustralian Signals Directorate
Essential Eight
ACSC's prioritised mitigation strategies to help organisations protect their systems against cyber threats.
View SourceThis page provides business technology and governance information, not legal, privacy, financial or AML/CTF advice. Organisations should confirm the obligations that apply to their activities with appropriately qualified advisers and official regulators.
Frequently Asked Questions
Build secure, consistent technology across your property business
LOOKUP helps Sydney real estate and property organisations strengthen cyber security, manage Microsoft 365, support mobile teams and prepare for practical AI adoption.