One trusted record across the life of the home.

A home’s Eynan record begins with its original builder information, is delivered through the closing process, remains under the homeowner’s control, and grows with relevant community records and verified services.

Builders

Role in the Eynan property lifecycle

The builder originates the record — a model's plans and a lot's specific selections are documented at the point of construction, before a homeowner exists in the system yet.

What it contributes

Standard home models and specifications, lot-specific design-center changes, equipment, manuals, and warranties.

What value it receives

One organized, repeatable package per buyer instead of ad hoc handoff paperwork, fewer post-closing documentation questions, and a standing contact record connected to the home for future warranty communication.

How it connects

The builder's package is delivered to the buyer through the closing process, then becomes the homeowner's to control from that point forward.

Title Companies

Role in the Eynan property lifecycle

The handoff point — helping deliver the home's Eynan record to the buyer identified through its closing process.

What it contributes

Identification of the buyer through its own closing process, and inclusion of the home package as part of closing delivery.

What value it receives

A structured, repeatable way to include property documentation in every closing — a recurring touchpoint, not a one-time integration.

How it connects

The title company facilitates secure delivery of the Eynan home package to the buyer identified through its closing process. Eynan separately handles account verification, access security, and record activation. Eynan does not create or certify construction specifications, and EYN is not currently recorded on deeds or legal title documents.

HOA & Community

Role in the Eynan property lifecycle

Community organizations keep governing documents and property-specific community records connected to the right home, including through ownership changes.

What it contributes

Governing documents, architectural requests and approvals, community contacts.

What value it receives

Property-specific records that stay organized and connected to the home instead of scattered across paper files and email threads, and continuity as ownership changes.

How it connects

Works alongside the homeowner, who controls what's shared, and the title company at ownership transitions. Eynan does not replace HOA accounting, collections, or legal processes.

Service Providers

Role in the Eynan property lifecycle

The ongoing contributor after closing — every documented, completed job adds to the property's history.

What it contributes

Completed-job documentation — scope, evidence, and completion details — and, planned, request-relevant property specifications shared before arrival.

What value it receives

Local opportunities matched to category and area, and a documented track record tied to real completed jobs rather than unsupported reviews.

How it connects

Works directly with homeowners through the existing Eynan marketplace today.

Explore the Greater Orlando pilot

Eynan is forming its first Greater Orlando property-identity pilots. Tell us about your organization and we’ll contact you to explore whether there is a fit.