UnifyRetail™ / UnifyRetail OS
Handover readiness feeds the opening-readiness view for each unit and the wider scheme.
Planned UnifyOS module · Handover & completion intelligence
Handover is where delivery risk concentrates: snag lists, statutory certificates, testing and commissioning records, warranties, O&M documentation and as-built information all land at once, usually against a fixed opening or occupation date.
The planned handover module tracks completion evidence as a structured set of requirements per unit, asset and system, so readiness is measured against what has actually been supplied and verified.
In design — informed by live retail and mixed-use handovers
These modules are roadmap positions within UnifyOS. They are in design or scoping, are not available today, and no delivery dates are committed. They are published so clients can see the direction of the platform and shape it — not to imply released functionality.
The problem
The intent
Data it would work from
Inside UnifyOS
Every module shares the same governance, evidence and audit standards, so intelligence carries forward instead of being rebuilt.
Handover readiness feeds the opening-readiness view for each unit and the wider scheme.
Completion evidence gaps surface as programme risk before they hit the occupation date.
The verified asset record becomes the operating baseline rather than a box of documents.
Client systems connect through IntelliBridge™, so this module would read from and write back to the platforms you already run.
Requirements from live portfolios shape what gets built first — and what gets built at all.