REPM is a real estate system of record built on Microsoft Power Platform and Dataverse. You get an open data model, EU and DACH data-residency options, and the ability to add tables, flows and integrations yourself instead of filing a change request with a vendor.
One record for the work your role does every day.
REPM runs on Microsoft Power Platform and Dataverse. The property record sits in standard Dataverse tables your admins and developers already know how to operate, query and back up.
REPM offers EU and DACH data-residency options under Microsoft's EU Data Boundary. Role-based access and audit trails come from the platform, not a bolt-on module.
Add tables, Power Automate flows, model-driven apps and your own API integrations on the same platform. Changes ship on your schedule, not a single vendor's release train.
Most brokerage software keeps the property record in a proprietary schema you reach only through a support ticket. REPM keeps it in Dataverse, where your administrators read the model, your developers extend it, and your security team applies the same Entra ID, DLP and access controls they already run across Microsoft 365.
REPM is built for organisations already on Microsoft 365 and the Power Platform. If your stack is centred on a different platform, running real estate data in Dataverse is a tradeoff you should weigh before you buy. For Microsoft-aligned teams it means one Entra ID directory, one governance model, and one property record from development through management to syndication.
The usual choice in real estate software is a packaged product you cannot change or a custom platform you build and maintain yourself. REPM sits between the two. It ships the real estate model already built, the phase structure, DIN 276 cost groups KG 100 to KG 800, leases and portal syndication, on the Microsoft Power Platform and Dataverse foundation your own teams can extend. You get a working product and a platform you already know how to govern.
Because the property record lives in Dataverse, your data-residency, security and compliance posture is the one you already run on Microsoft. REPM offers EU and DACH data-residency options under Microsoft's EU Data Boundary, with role-based access and audit trails, and it is ready for Copilot Studio and Dataverse agents. An agent is only as good as the record it reads, and that record stays in your tenant under your access controls.
We will walk through the Dataverse model behind REPM, the data-residency options, and how you would extend it, against a scenario from your own portfolio.
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