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iSeikatsu Owner's New Feature

The real estate management application "iSeikatsu Owner" has announced a significant feature update that now allows property owners to log in to multiple accounts using a single email address. This development is a game-changer for those who own multiple properties under different names or have various management companies handling their properties. In the past, each owner needed to create separate accounts for each property, leading to a cumbersome experience where they had to switch accounts frequently. This meant an inconvenient process of verifying financial details and cross-communicating with various property management companies.

Background

In the real estate sector, it's common for owners to manage various properties under different statuses. With the previous system of "iSeikatsu Owner", each property required its own account, which made it difficult for owners to view their overall cash flow and communicate with property managers seamlessly. The introduction of this new feature means that they can now consolidate their logins into one account. Owners can easily manage their different properties, including those governed by various management companies, all from a single interface.

This new functionality aims to alleviate the complex management of accounts for landlords who delegate property management to different agencies. Now, they can easily check the financial status of all their properties and receive messages from various management firms in one consolidated view. With better organization, property owners can manage their assets more efficiently than before.

Enhanced Security Measures

In addition to the convenience brought by this feature, iSeikatsu is committed to protecting customer data with robust security measures that rest on three fundamental pillars:

1. Structural Separation: The company's offices and the SaaS environment where customer data is stored are entirely separated. This structured isolation prevents any potential virus from internally infecting the SaaS system, thus safeguarding user data.

2. Zero Trust Model: iSeikatsu has adopted a zero-trust architecture, which operates under the principle of not trusting anyone by default. Each access request is meticulously verified, mimicking security procedures akin to those at airports, ensuring that only authorized users can access sensitive data through multi-factor authentication (MFA).

3. Cloud-Native Approach: Unlike traditional remote desktop access, iSeikatsu uses web browsers and API communication, significantly reducing the risk of data breaches, as it limits pathways that malware can exploit.

These measures not only enhance security but also demonstrate iSeikatsu's commitment to upholding the highest standards of information security. The company holds several ISO certifications, including ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27017, and ISO/IEC 20000, which reaffirm its dedication to rigorous operational practices.

Looking Ahead

iSeikatsu doesn't merely operate as a software vendor; it positions itself as a strategic partner seen through the lens of business continuity. Moving forward, the brand is determined to provide a "relentless foundation for real estate practices" to support its clients in navigating the complexities of real estate management. This new feature in "iSeikatsu Owner" reflects its ongoing mission to enhance user experience.

For more information on iSeikatsu Owner, visit their official website.

The company believes in a vision of crafting a system where comfort in living is promoted, driven by technology and human connection. Their goal is to support both real estate companies and local communities across Japan with solutions tailored to their specific needs. With an unwavering focus on addressing regulatory changes and digitization in the real estate market, iSeikatsu is steadfast in its mission for digital transformation.

For inquiries, contact the iSeikatsu Marketing Department at 03-5423-7836 or email [email protected].