[{"content":"partners.valuationready.com.au is the portal for accountants, tax agents, real estate agencies and property managers who arrange property valuations for their clients. It exists so that a firm can order, track and receive valuations for a whole client book without repeating itself.\nWho runs it # This site is operated by Valuation Ready (ABN 65 397 914 685), an Australian property-valuation service that also operates valuationready.com.au and the sister sites named in the footer of every page. One operator, several doors: each site is written for one audience and one question, and all of them lead to the same service.\nHow a valuation is produced # Valuation Ready is building a national panel of independent qualified valuers so that a signed valuation can be arranged for a property in any state or territory through a valuer licensed there. Each report is prepared and signed by the valuer, who is responsible for the opinion of value. The valuer\u0026rsquo;s fee is for preparing the report and is not tied to the figure reached, so there is no incentive to arrive at a higher or lower number. Ordering through a partner changes who places the order, not who signs the report: the valuer is independent of the partner as well as of the owner.\nIndependence and standards # A signed valuation gives you a documented market-value figure with an evidence trail: the comparable sales, the method, and the valuer\u0026rsquo;s signature and date. Reports are prepared to an ATO-acceptable standard for market-value evidence. There is no such thing as an \u0026ldquo;ATO-approved\u0026rdquo; valuation, and you will not read that phrase here.\nWhat we do not do # This site provides general information and service intake. It is not tax, legal or financial advice. Ask a registered tax professional or licensed adviser how a valuation applies to your circumstances. Partner pricing and attribution are described on the registration page.\nTalk to us # Firm enquiries go through the contact page or the registration form.\n","date":"5 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/about/","section":"Property Valuation Partner Program for Accountants \u0026 Agencies","summary":"partners.valuationready.com.au is the portal for accountants, tax agents, real estate agencies and property managers who arrange property valuations for their clients. It exists so that a firm can order, track and receive valuations for a whole client book without repeating itself.\nWho runs it # This site is operated by Valuation Ready (ABN 65 397 914 685), an Australian property-valuation service that also operates valuationready.com.au and the sister sites named in the footer of every page. One operator, several doors: each site is written for one audience and one question, and all of them lead to the same service.\n","title":"About the Partner Program","type":"page"},{"content":"Use one form and we will route it to the right person. You only need to tell us once.\nI am contacting about Select one Individual property owner valuation CGT, tax, land tax or SMSF valuation question Real estate agency partner enquiry Tax agent / accountancy partner enquiry Partner portal or bulk upload access Property valuer job opportunity Privacy or general support Name Email Phone Business / organisation Property address or coverage area Preferred next step Email me Call me Send partner pricing details Send bulk upload instructions Send job opportunity details Message I agree to be contacted about this enquiry. I understand Valuation Ready provides service intake and general information, not tax, legal or financial advice. Send enquiry Where your enquiry goes Accountants and tax agents: partner registration, pricing and client-book workflow. Real estate agencies and property managers: partner registration and landlord workflow. Existing partners: portal access, orders and billing. Privacy and support: data requests and general follow-up. Prefer to email or call? Write to enquiries@valuationready.com.au or call 0411 547 901. We reply by email.\nWho you are contacting # This site is operated by Valuation Ready (ABN 65 397 914 685), an Australian property-valuation service that also operates valuationready.com.au and the sister sites named in the footer of every page. One operator, several doors: each site is written for one audience and one question, and all of them lead to the same service.\nImportant # This site provides general information and service intake. It is not tax, legal or financial advice. Ask a registered tax professional or licensed adviser how a valuation applies to your circumstances.\n","date":"5 September 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/contact/","section":"Property Valuation Partner Program for Accountants \u0026 Agencies","summary":"Use one form and we will route it to the right person. You only need to tell us once.\nI am contacting about Select one Individual property owner valuation CGT, tax, land tax or SMSF valuation question Real estate agency partner enquiry Tax agent / accountancy partner enquiry Partner portal or bulk upload access Property valuer job opportunity Privacy or general support Name Email Phone Business / organisation Property address or coverage area Preferred next step Email me Call me Send partner pricing details Send bulk upload instructions Send job opportunity details Message I agree to be contacted about this enquiry. I understand Valuation Ready provides service intake and general information, not tax, legal or financial advice. Send enquiry Where your enquiry goes Accountants and tax agents: partner registration, pricing and client-book workflow. Real estate agencies and property managers: partner registration and landlord workflow. Existing partners: portal access, orders and billing. Privacy and support: data requests and general follow-up. Prefer to email or call? Write to enquiries@valuationready.com.au or call 0411 547 901. We reply by email.\n","title":"Contact Valuation Ready Partners","type":"page"},{"content":" How to take and send property photos Good photos help your valuer see the property's condition and features — and for CGT or SMSF valuations they become part of the evidence file. Follow these rules and our system does the rest automatically.\nThe golden rules Send the original photo file — not a WhatsApp or Messenger forward (messaging apps strip the hidden capture data), not a screenshot, and not a photo of a photo. Email attachments, file uploads and AirDrop keep the data intact. Turn location on for your camera before shooting (Settings \u0026rarr; Privacy \u0026rarr; Location \u0026rarr; Camera \u0026rarr; While Using). It stamps where the photo was taken. Any modern phone is fine — iPhone or Android. There is no required brand; what matters is the two rules above. Don't edit the photos — cropping and filter apps overwrite the capture data. Send them as taken. You confirm, you never type — we read the capture details from the file rather than asking you for them, and tell you what we found. If the data is missing you can supply it, and the photo is honestly recorded as \"declared\" rather than \"verified-consistent\". For property owners Shoot the street front, each main room, kitchen and bathrooms, outdoor areas, and anything that affects value — renovations, damage, views. Old photos are welcome for retrospective valuations: original files from your camera roll keep their original dates, which the system reads automatically. Send photos as email attachments to the address we reply from — never through messaging apps, which strip the capture data. For real-estate agents Professionally edited listing photos lose their capture data — they are still useful for condition evidence, but the system will grade them \"declared\". For inspection-fresh evidence, shoot on your phone per the golden rules and upload the originals from the same device. For accountants and advisers Ask clients to use the file-share link, not chat apps — a forwarded-through-chat photo silently loses its capture data and downgrades the evidence grade. We report a per-photo result back to you: found \u0026amp; consistent, found with warnings, or missing — declared manually. Nothing is rejected, but stronger grades make a stronger evidence file. What our system checks automatically Reads the photo's embedded capture time and GPS position (when present) — you confirm, never type. Cross-checks the camera clock against satellite time recorded in the same photo. Checks the GPS position is within the property's vicinity. Notes signs of editing software. Freezes every accepted photo with a digital fingerprint at receipt, so any later copy can be checked against it. Photo data supports the valuation evidence file; the valuation itself always rests on the valuer's professional assessment.\n","date":"17 July 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/photo-guidelines/","section":"Property Valuation Partner Program for Accountants \u0026 Agencies","summary":" How to take and send property photos Good photos help your valuer see the property's condition and features — and for CGT or SMSF valuations they become part of the evidence file. Follow these rules and our system does the rest automatically.\nThe golden rules Send the original photo file — not a WhatsApp or Messenger forward (messaging apps strip the hidden capture data), not a screenshot, and not a photo of a photo. Email attachments, file uploads and AirDrop keep the data intact. Turn location on for your camera before shooting (Settings → Privacy → Location → Camera → While Using). It stamps where the photo was taken. Any modern phone is fine — iPhone or Android. There is no required brand; what matters is the two rules above. Don't edit the photos — cropping and filter apps overwrite the capture data. Send them as taken. You confirm, you never type — we read the capture details from the file rather than asking you for them, and tell you what we found. If the data is missing you can supply it, and the photo is honestly recorded as \"declared\" rather than \"verified-consistent\". For property owners Shoot the street front, each main room, kitchen and bathrooms, outdoor areas, and anything that affects value — renovations, damage, views. Old photos are welcome for retrospective valuations: original files from your camera roll keep their original dates, which the system reads automatically. Send photos as email attachments to the address we reply from — never through messaging apps, which strip the capture data. For real-estate agents Professionally edited listing photos lose their capture data — they are still useful for condition evidence, but the system will grade them \"declared\". For inspection-fresh evidence, shoot on your phone per the golden rules and upload the originals from the same device. For accountants and advisers Ask clients to use the file-share link, not chat apps — a forwarded-through-chat photo silently loses its capture data and downgrades the evidence grade. We report a per-photo result back to you: found \u0026 consistent, found with warnings, or missing — declared manually. Nothing is rejected, but stronger grades make a stronger evidence file. What our system checks automatically Reads the photo's embedded capture time and GPS position (when present) — you confirm, never type. Cross-checks the camera clock against satellite time recorded in the same photo. Checks the GPS position is within the property's vicinity. Notes signs of editing software. Freezes every accepted photo with a digital fingerprint at receipt, so any later copy can be checked against it. Photo data supports the valuation evidence file; the valuation itself always rests on the valuer's professional assessment.\n","title":"Property photo guidelines","type":"page"},{"content":"If you act for clients who hold investment property, the 1 July 2027 CGT reform gives you a client-book problem rather than a one-off job: affected property is treated as reacquired at its market value at the end of 30 June 2027, and that value becomes the cost base for every later capital gain. Doing that one client at a time does not scale.\nBatch upload exists for that. One file, one row per property.\nSecure batch upload opens to registered partners first. This page is the complete data specification, so you can prepare and validate your file before your account is switched on.\nStep 1 — Build one row per property # Not one row per client. A client with four investment properties is four rows, each with its own address. The four rows share the client\u0026rsquo;s name and email; the system groups them.\nSupported formats are CSV and Excel .xlsx. The column names below are exact and case-sensitive. Do not rename, reorder or add columns — the importer matches on the header text, and an altered header is the most common reason a batch is rejected.\nStep 2 — Fill the four required columns # Column What goes in it client_name The property owner\u0026rsquo;s or client contact\u0026rsquo;s name client_email Client email address property_address Full street address, including suburb, state and postcode client_consent_confirmed yes — your confirmation that the client has authorised you to submit their details A row missing any of these four is skipped, and the response tells you how many rows were skipped and why, by category. Rows are never partially imported.\nStep 3 — Add the routing columns that matter for CGT # These are optional, but a CGT batch submitted without purpose and requested_tier will come back to you with questions.\nColumn Accepted values Notes purpose cgt, smsf, family_law, stamp_duty, pre_sale, other Use cgt for cost-base work. Any other word is dropped — probate, transfer and land tax are not accepted values; use other requested_tier desktop, on_site, specialist onsite and full are accepted as aliases for on_site. There is no unsure value — leave the cell blank instead entity individual, smsf, company, trust, partnership person maps to individual; super maps to SMSF; trust and partnership both map to trust/partnership property_state NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, ACT, NT Used to route to a valuer covering that state client_phone Phone number Only if the client consented to phone contact partner_reference Your own file or matter reference Comes back on every response, so you can reconcile against your practice management system notes Free text Anything relevant before triage — renovations, unusual property, a deadline On choosing the tier for CGT. The Australian Property Institute\u0026rsquo;s Levels of Property Valuation Advice guide directs a Level 1 comprehensive report with a full inspection wherever the figure will be tested by someone else, and names tax matters including capital gains tax specifically. A desktop assessment is a lower level of assurance. If the figure may be examined by the ATO, on_site is the defensible choice, and it is worth saying so to your client before the file is prepared rather than after.\nStep 4 — Decide how much client information to send # You do not have to send client personal information to get work under way.\nMinimised mode — leave client_name, client_email and client_phone blank, set client_consent_confirmed to pending, and supply only property_address, partner_reference, purpose and requested_tier. The batch is validated, priced and scheduled against your reference, and client contact details follow later through the secure channel once consent is recorded.\nUse this when consent is still being collected, or when your firm would rather not send client contact details until the engagement is confirmed.\nStep 5 — Submit and read the response # Submit through the secure partner portal. Never email a spreadsheet containing client personal information — email is not an appropriate channel for it, and the portal upload exists precisely so it does not have to be.\nThe response tells you, for the batch:\nAccepted — rows that became valuation requests De-duplicated — rows already present from an earlier submission Not captured — rows where the address could not be recorded; these are listed individually with the address you submitted, so nothing disappears silently Skipped, by category — missing name, missing email, missing address, or consent not confirmed Check the not-captured list every time. A row in it is a property that will not be valued.\nCommon reasons a batch is rejected # A renamed or reordered column. The header must match exactly. The example rows left in. The template ships with a synthetic example row; delete it. client_consent_confirmed left blank. Blank is not the same as pending. A purpose or requested_tier word that is not on the accepted list, such as probate or unsure. These are dropped rather than guessed at. A client with several properties entered on one row with addresses separated by commas. That is one row and one address to the importer. Get the template # Register your firm\nRegistered firms receive the CSV and Excel templates with the accepted values already built in as dropdowns, along with their partner pricing tier.\n","date":"1 July 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/bulk-upload/","section":"Property Valuation Partner Program for Accountants \u0026 Agencies","summary":"If you act for clients who hold investment property, the 1 July 2027 CGT reform gives you a client-book problem rather than a one-off job: affected property is treated as reacquired at its market value at the end of 30 June 2027, and that value becomes the cost base for every later capital gain. Doing that one client at a time does not scale.\nBatch upload exists for that. One file, one row per property.\n","title":"How to Batch Upload a Property List for CGT Valuation","type":"page"},{"content":"Accountants usually do not need one isolated valuation. They need a repeatable workflow for many client files: CGT evidence, SMSF annual valuation support, estate records, transfers, land tax and record review — with every report prepared to an audit-ready standard by an independent qualified valuer.\nWhy a firm would use us rather than handle it in-house # Because a valuation is optional, and knowing when it wins is the billable part. Your client can take the Treasurer\u0026rsquo;s free apportioning method instead of paying for a valuation. That formula assumes the property grew at one steady rate across the entire ownership period. Where it wins, tell your client to take it — we would rather you did. Where it loses is specific and identifiable: property with capital improvements made before 2027, strong recent growth, an unusual property, or a long hold with an uneven growth curve. Sorting a client book into those two piles is advisory work that needs no valuer and no valuation, and it is work only you can do.\nBecause 30 June 2027 is one date for the entire country. Every affected property in Australia resets on the same day, and the number of registered valuers does not change to meet it. Retrospective valuations can be prepared after the date, but the evidence of what a property was actually like on it cannot be reconstructed later. Firms that segment their book early are making an ordinary request; firms that start in mid-2027 are competing with everyone else for the same capacity.\nBecause it keeps you out of the valuation. You advise on tax. A registered valuer signs the figure and carries the professional opinion. Nothing in this pathway asks you to form a view on market value, and nothing puts your name on one.\nBecause SMSF is annual, not one-off. Reg 8.02B requires market value in the fund\u0026rsquo;s accounts every year. That is a recurring cadence you can run one batch at a time, for the whole book, on the same date each year — see the SMSF section below.\nBecause the file has to survive being tested. A CGT figure may be examined years after it was formed, by which time the property has changed and the market has moved. What matters then is not the number but the evidence behind it and the date it was fixed.\nWhat the accountant workflow supports # Client-book segmentation before tax season. Property details collected once and tracked consistently. CSV or Excel batch preparation for repeat work. Valuer independence controls preserved on every file. Status tracking for submitted, in review, delivered and billing stages. Partner pricing details available after registration. Two ways to run it, and you can change your mind # You run it, with our tools. You get the CSV and Excel templates with the accepted values built in as dropdowns, so a file cannot be filled in wrongly. One row per property, one upload for the whole book, and the response tells you exactly which rows were accepted, which were duplicates, and which could not be captured — listed individually, so nothing goes missing quietly. Your own file reference comes back on every row, so it reconciles against your practice management system without re-keying.\nOr we run it for you. Send us the property list in whatever shape it already exists — your client list, a rent roll export, a spreadsheet a partner keeps — and we prepare the batch, resolve the addresses, flag what looks wrong, and come back with the file to approve before anything is submitted. Firms take this option when the book is large, when the data is messy, or simply when nobody has the afternoon. The valuation itself is unaffected either way: an independent registered valuer forms and signs it.\nSMSF annual valuations at scale # SMSF trustees must support fund property values for the annual return and audit (SIS Regulation 8.02B), and auditors typically expect fresh external evidence periodically. The partner workflow handles this on an annual cadence: one batch per fund year, each report returned audit-ready for the fund file. SMSF accountants and administrators can prepare the whole book in one CSV instead of chasing valuations fund by fund.\nWhy register now # The new financial year is when client books get segmented. Firms that register now have templates, pricing tier and portal access in place before SMSF annual valuations and CGT evidence requests stack up.\nBest fit # This pathway is designed for:\ntax return accountants; registered tax agents; accountancy firms; SMSF accountants and administrators; firms preparing clients for CGT reform education. Common questions # How does partner pricing work? Volume-based tiers are confirmed after a short registration review — we don't publish partner pricing. Your client-facing fee is your decision, disclosed per your obligations. Who does the valuation? Independent qualified valuers. Partner source, volume or referral arrangements never influence the valuer's opinion. How do bulk submissions work? Registered firms receive CSV/Excel templates; each valid row becomes an individual valuation request with your partner reference attached. Can we start before the portal login ships? Yes — register now and we map your templates, tier and account so your first batch runs the day access opens. Next step # Register your firm\nRegistration brings partner pricing details after a short review. You can also review how bulk upload works.\n","date":"1 July 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/accountants/","section":"Property Valuation Partner Program for Accountants \u0026 Agencies","summary":"Accountants usually do not need one isolated valuation. They need a repeatable workflow for many client files: CGT evidence, SMSF annual valuation support, estate records, transfers, land tax and record review — with every report prepared to an audit-ready standard by an independent qualified valuer.\nWhy a firm would use us rather than handle it in-house # Because a valuation is optional, and knowing when it wins is the billable part. Your client can take the Treasurer’s free apportioning method instead of paying for a valuation. That formula assumes the property grew at one steady rate across the entire ownership period. Where it wins, tell your client to take it — we would rather you did. Where it loses is specific and identifiable: property with capital improvements made before 2027, strong recent growth, an unusual property, or a long hold with an uneven growth curve. Sorting a client book into those two piles is advisory work that needs no valuer and no valuation, and it is work only you can do.\n","title":"Property Valuations for Accountants, Tax Agents \u0026 SMSF Firms","type":"page"},{"content":"Real estate agencies and property managers are often the first to know when owners are thinking about sale timing, rental decisions, transfer, probate, SMSF property or investment-property questions.\nThe partner workflow helps agencies introduce an independent valuation pathway without giving tax, legal or financial advice — every report is prepared to an audit-ready standard by an independent qualified valuer.\nWhy an agency would bother # Because you know first. A property manager hears that an owner is thinking about selling, restructuring, moving a property into an SMSF or settling an estate months before an accountant does, and long before a valuer does. That timing is the whole value, and it is not something we can buy.\nBecause it is not advice, and it never becomes advice. You are not forming a view on market value and you are not commenting on anyone\u0026rsquo;s tax. You point an owner at an independent registered valuer and step out. The templates keep the wording general and send every tax question to the owner\u0026rsquo;s accountant.\nBecause it gives you a reason to contact the whole rent roll that isn\u0026rsquo;t a listing pitch. \u0026ldquo;The CGT rules change on 30 June 2027 and it may affect what your property costs you later\u0026rdquo; is a genuinely useful message to a landlord. It opens conversations that a market appraisal offer does not, with owners who are not selling this year.\nBecause we can do the work for you. Send the rent roll or owner list in whatever format it lives in now — we prepare the batch, check the addresses and hand it back for approval before anything is submitted. No new system for your team to learn.\nBecause the arrangement is disclosed and survives scrutiny. Where a commercial arrangement exists it is stated. That protects the referral and the agency, and it is why the valuation opinion is unaffected by where the introduction came from.\nWhat the agency workflow supports # Owner education for landlords, vendors and investor clients. One intake path for valuation requests. Batch preparation for portfolio or campaign work. Disclosed commercial arrangements where required. Independent valuation review unaffected by the source of the referral. Partner pricing details available after registration. Why register now # Listing and appraisal campaigns move fast once the season starts. Agencies that register now have the intake path, templates and pricing tier ready before the next rent-roll review or vendor campaign — instead of setting it up mid-campaign.\nBest fit # This pathway is designed for:\nreal estate agencies; property management teams; buyer/vendor advisory teams; rent-roll and landlord education campaigns; agencies supporting owners around CGT reform awareness. Common questions # Is referring a valuation giving tax advice? No — the templates keep you squarely in general information (\"ask your accountant\") and the valuation itself is the valuer's independent opinion. Do we have to disclose the arrangement? Where your state rules or agency policies require it, yes — the kit includes disclosure-ready wording. What does the owner pay? The owner deals on published fixed prices from the valuation sites; your arrangement with us is separate and disclosed per your obligations. How do we track referrals? Your partner reference travels with each request, so completed valuations tie back to your office. Next step # Register your firm\nRegistration brings partner pricing details after a short review. You can also review how bulk upload works.\n","date":"1 July 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/agencies/","section":"Property Valuation Partner Program for Accountants \u0026 Agencies","summary":"Real estate agencies and property managers are often the first to know when owners are thinking about sale timing, rental decisions, transfer, probate, SMSF property or investment-property questions.\nThe partner workflow helps agencies introduce an independent valuation pathway without giving tax, legal or financial advice — every report is prepared to an audit-ready standard by an independent qualified valuer.\nWhy an agency would bother # Because you know first. A property manager hears that an owner is thinking about selling, restructuring, moving a property into an SMSF or settling an estate months before an accountant does, and long before a valuer does. That timing is the whole value, and it is not something we can buy.\n","title":"Property Valuations for Real Estate Agencies \u0026 PMs","type":"page"},{"content":"Register your firm to request partner pricing details, portal access and CSV or Excel batch-upload templates.\nWhat happens after you register We review your registration within 2 business days and match your firm, partner type and expected volume to the right workflow. We confirm your volume tier and share partner pricing details and the CSV or Excel templates. You're onboarded to the secure portal once your firm is approved — registered partners first. Use a business email address so we can match your firm. Client personal information should wait for the secure portal.\nFrom the team behind valuationready.com.au and the Valuation Ready network.\nFirm or agency name Contact name Business email address Phone Partner type Select one Tax accountant / accountancy SMSF accountant or administrator Real estate agency Property management team Other professional firm Expected valuation volume Select one 1-9 per year 10-49 per year 50-199 per year 200-499 per year 500+ per year Seasonal / campaign-based Bulk upload preference Select one CSV template Excel .xlsx template Both CSV and Excel Not needed yet Message I agree to be contacted about the Valuation Ready partner program and understand commercial arrangements must preserve valuer independence and comply with applicable obligations. Register your firm This registration sends your firm details to our partner intake. Do not include client personal information here; use the secure partner portal after your firm is approved.\n","date":"1 July 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/register/","section":"Property Valuation Partner Program for Accountants \u0026 Agencies","summary":"Register your firm to request partner pricing details, portal access and CSV or Excel batch-upload templates.\nWhat happens after you register We review your registration within 2 business days and match your firm, partner type and expected volume to the right workflow. We confirm your volume tier and share partner pricing details and the CSV or Excel templates. You're onboarded to the secure portal once your firm is approved — registered partners first. Use a business email address so we can match your firm. Client personal information should wait for the secure portal.\n","title":"Register Your Firm — Partner Pricing \u0026 Portal Access","type":"page"},{"content":"Valuation Ready Partners (ABN 65 397 914 685) operates this website and is responsible for the personal information collected through it.\nValuation Ready Partners is the partner portal front door for property-valuation services in the Valuation Ready network. This policy explains how we handle personal information under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs).\nWhat we collect # When you register partner interest or request portal access we collect the details you submit — typically your name, business email, phone, firm or agency name, partner type, expected valuation volume and any message you include. We may also collect basic usage data (such as analytics) when you browse the site.\nDo not submit client personal information through the partner-interest forms on this site. The partner portal provides a consent-controlled batch-upload workflow for client data; spreadsheets containing client personal information should not be emailed.\nWhy we collect it # To respond to partner enquiries, assess partnership fit, provide partner pricing details after review, plan valuation workflows and prepare onboarding. We rely on the consent you give when submitting a form.\nDisclosure # We disclose information to service providers who help us operate the site and the partner program (hosting, email, CRM, analytics and fulfilment systems). We do not sell personal information. Partner arrangements never influence valuer independence.\nOverseas disclosure # Some of our service providers store or process data outside Australia. Our current form and email provider (Brevo) stores contact data on servers in the European Union, and analytics providers may process data overseas. Email you send to our published addresses is routed through a third-party mail forwarding service (ImprovMX) before it reaches our mailbox, and our mailbox provider may also store or process it outside Australia. That applies to anything you send us by email, including any documents attached to it. We take reasonable steps to ensure overseas recipients handle your information consistently with the APPs (APP 8). Our enquiry form suggests Australian addresses using Google Places. On a page carrying that form, nothing is sent to Google until the first time you click into the address field \u0026ndash; if you never use the form, Google is never contacted. From that moment Google receives your network (IP) address, which page you are on, and your browser details; and as you type, the text is sent so it can offer matches. Google may process all of this outside Australia. Declining analytics cookies does not affect this: the cookie banner controls Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity, not this address feature.\nStorage and security # We take reasonable steps to protect information from misuse, loss and unauthorised access, and keep it only as long as needed for the purposes above or as required by law.\nYour rights # You can request access to or correction of your personal information, withdraw consent, or raise a privacy complaint by contacting privacy@valuationready.com.au. You can also complain to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (oaic.gov.au).\nCookies and analytics # We may use cookies and analytics tools to understand how the site is used. You can manage cookies in your browser settings.\nContact # Privacy enquiries: privacy@valuationready.com.au.\nLast updated: 26 August 2026.\n","date":"30 June 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/privacy/","section":"Property Valuation Partner Program for Accountants \u0026 Agencies","summary":"Valuation Ready Partners (ABN 65 397 914 685) operates this website and is responsible for the personal information collected through it.\nValuation Ready Partners is the partner portal front door for property-valuation services in the Valuation Ready network. This policy explains how we handle personal information under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs).\nWhat we collect # When you register partner interest or request portal access we collect the details you submit — typically your name, business email, phone, firm or agency name, partner type, expected valuation volume and any message you include. We may also collect basic usage data (such as analytics) when you browse the site.\n","title":"Privacy","type":"page"},{"content":" Property valuations at firm scale. One partner account for your whole client book — CSV or Excel batch submission, independent valuations prepared to an audit-ready standard by qualified valuers, and volume-based partner pricing confirmed after a short review.\nRegister your firm\nValuing your own property? Start at valuationready.com.au.\nPortal access Secure partner login launches soon — registered partners are onboarded first, with templates, pricing tier and account already mapped.\nAlready registered? Email partners@valuationready.com.au for access support.\nNot a partner yet? Register your firm to get onboarded before login opens.\nRegister your firmPartner pricing details and portal onboarding after a short review. Bulk upload guidePrepare CSV or Excel files before secure upload opens. AccountantsTax agent, SMSF and accountancy workflow notes. AgenciesReal estate agency and property manager workflow notes. What happens after you register # We review your registration within 2 business days and match your firm, partner type and expected volume to the right workflow. We confirm your volume tier and share partner pricing details and the CSV or Excel batch templates. You\u0026rsquo;re onboarded to the secure portal once your firm is approved — registered partners first. General information only. Valuer independence is never affected by partner source, volume, discount or referral arrangement. Do not submit client personal information through this site — the partner portal\u0026rsquo;s consent-controlled upload is the channel for it, and we will confirm when your firm is switched on for it.\n","date":"30 June 2026","externalUrl":null,"permalink":"/","section":"Property Valuation Partner Program for Accountants \u0026 Agencies","summary":" Property valuations at firm scale. One partner account for your whole client book — CSV or Excel batch submission, independent valuations prepared to an audit-ready standard by qualified valuers, and volume-based partner pricing confirmed after a short review.\nRegister your firm\nValuing your own property? Start at valuationready.com.au.\nPortal access Secure partner login launches soon — registered partners are onboarded first, with templates, pricing tier and account already mapped.\n","title":"Property Valuation Partner Program for Accountants \u0026 Agencies","type":"page"}]