Who it’s for
For everyone who helps look after a parent’s affairs
Usually one person does most of the work, while brothers, sisters and the parent themselves want to know what is happening. Seventide gives each of them the right view of the same record.
The lead carer or attorney
Often a daughter or son in their 40s, 50s or 60s, juggling work and their own family, and worried about getting something wrong. You may hold a Lasting Power of Attorney, or simply be the one who deals with the post.
Seventide keeps the records, does the sums, reminds you what is due and builds the packs, so you can stop holding it all in your head.
Brothers, sisters and the wider family
Perhaps you live further away, or share the caring in turns. You want to help and to see where things stand, without a dozen phone calls.
Add diary notes after a visit, comment on a record, and see the same up-to-date picture. Openness from the start helps avoid disagreements later.
Your parent
Seventide is about your parent, and built to respect them. While they can, they give consent to the family keeping the record, and they can always see everything about themselves.
Large text, plain English and simple screens mean they can confirm a gift or read an explanation without help.
Executors
Often the same person as the lead carer, sometimes a brother, sister or solicitor. After a death, the executor needs years of records in one go.
Seventide hands them a pack with the gift schedule, income and spending tables, last balances, care fee history and every document, then keeps a read-only archive.
Situations we hear about
Does this sound familiar?
Families come to Seventide at different points. Some are planning ahead. Others are in the middle of a crisis. It helps either way, and you can start in whichever stage you are in.
She is giving money each year and nobody is keeping track of the allowances or the dates.
The fees are high, the savings are falling and you are not sure when to call the council.
An assessment is coming and you need evidence of what really happens day and night.
You want to do it properly and keep the records the Office of the Public Guardian expects.
For professionals
Solicitors, advisers and care fees specialists
A family can invite you into their workspace with a professional role and choose which areas you can see. You get organised, dated records instead of a carrier bag of statements, and can comment and export the packs you need.
If you would like to recommend Seventide to clients, or talk about how it could fit your practice, get in touch.
- Access only to the areas the family shares
- Gift schedules in the IHT403 layout
- Care fee history and capital statements
- CHC evidence packs and attorney reports
- Every change recorded in the activity log
One record. The whole family on the same page.
Try Seventide free for 14 days with up to five family members. No card needed.