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Full detail: Where this data comes from
Coadjute Ltd is a London-based property technology company that operates a shared network for the UK residential property market, connecting estate agents, conveyancers, mortgage brokers, lenders and consumers through the CRM and case-management systems they already use rather than through any multiple listing service — the UK has no MLS and no RESO adoption. Built on R3 Corda distributed ledger technology and now positioned as a fully managed AML and compliance platform for UK property, Coadjute sits in the middle of the transaction as connective infrastructure: property packs, material information, shareable AML checks and status data moving between parties. Its API posture is partner-only and not publicly reachable.
APIs.json: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/lifetise/refs/heads/main/apis.yml
- Real Estate
- United Kingdom
- PropTech
- Property Transactions
- Conveyancing
- AML
- Compliance
- Distributed Ledger
- Estate Agents
- Mortgage
- Created: 2026-07-26
- Modified: 2026-07-26
No publicly documented API is listed. Coadjute's own Partner Terms of Service govern "the Coadjute Applet, APIs, Connector, Sandbox, DLT Application" and its Network Acceptable Use Policy names a "Partner Cloud API" — so an API product exists — but the developer portal at developer.coadjute.com returns HTTP 502, api.coadjute.com answers only with authenticated JSON error envelopes, and no OpenAPI, OData $metadata, Postman collection or SDK is published. Access is by commercial partner agreement (Order Form + Subscription Term), not self-serve signup.
- Home market: United Kingdom
- RESO posture: No RESO reference found — no Web API or Data Dictionary certification, no
$metadata, no UPI. The UK has no MLS to certify against. - Access gate:
partner-only— a signed Coadjute Partner Terms of Service with an Order Form and Subscription Term; API tokens are provisioned by Coadjute support per partner. - Open data: None. The open UK property-data layer belongs to HM Land Registry and Ordnance Survey, not Coadjute.
- Auth model: OAuth 2.0 / OpenID Connect via Auth0 (
https://auth.coadjute.com/), plus manually issued partner API tokens.
Coadjute publishes no OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, SDK, CLI, Postman collection, MCP server or sandbox that can be reached from outside a signed partner agreement, so the artifacts below are built entirely from what is publicly fetchable: the Auth0 identity tenant, the SLA and technology pages, and live TLS/DNS probes.
- authentication/lifetise-authentication.yml — full auth profile: OIDC/OAuth 2.0 on Auth0 plus the manually provisioned partner API token
- scopes/lifetise-scopes.yml — the 14 advertised OIDC identity scopes (no Coadjute product scopes are published anywhere public)
- well-known/lifetise-well-known.yml —
/.well-known/probe matrix across four hosts, plus the two harvested discovery documents - conformance/lifetise-conformance.yml — standards posture (OAuth/OIDC/PKCE/DPoP/CIBA yes; PAR, FAPI, RFC 9457, RESO, OData no) and the Cyber Essentials / ISO 31000 claims
- lifecycle/lifetise-lifecycle.yml — published SLA severity levels and response targets, status-page components, and the retired developer-portal hosts
- security/lifetise-domain-security.yml — TLS/HSTS across six hosts; DNSSEC, CAA, SPF and DMARC for coadjute.com
- llms/lifetise-llms.txt — generated llms.txt (Coadjute serves none)
- Website
- Authentication — OpenID Connect discovery document harvested verbatim 2026-07-26 to authentication/coadjute-openid-configuration.json
- Status Page
- Incident Severity Levels and SLAs
- Help Centre
- Login
- Compliance posture — Cyber Essentials Certified badge, ISO 31000 positioning
- Partner Terms of Service
- Network Acceptable Use Policy
- Privacy Statement
- Pricing
- Blog
- GitHub Organization
- Contact
See review.yml for the full probe log, RESO posture, access-gate evidence and auth-model findings.