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Estate administration for real life
You don’t have to hold the whole estate in your head.
You may be grieving, learning the role, answering family questions, and dealing with institutions—all at once. Estate360™ gives the information, documents, work, and people one guided place to come together.
Payment card required. $0 for 7 days, then $199/year per decedent. Cancel before the trial ends to avoid a charge.
The role behind the paperwork
You were trusted with someone’s life admin. Nobody handed you a playbook.
Estate administration is not one job. It is a long sequence of decisions, records, conversations, deadlines, and handoffs—often handled by someone doing it for the first time.
What am I supposed to do first?
A personalized activity list can turn a broad responsibility into visible next steps based on the estate details you enter.
Where did that document go?
Keep wills, trusts, financial records, instructions, and supporting files connected to one estate record.
How do I keep everyone informed?
Give co-executors, family members, lawyers, and accountants a shared place to contribute through role-based access.
What have we already finished?
See activities, documents, deadlines, progress, collaborators, and distribution work without reconstructing the story from email.
A place for the work to live
Less remembering. More knowing where to look.
Estate360 brings the estate picture and the administration work into one workspace. Add what you know now, then build the record as documents arrive, assets are identified, and professionals become involved.
- ✓A structured estate record for assets, debts, beneficiaries, contacts, legal details, and documents.
- ✓A situation-specific activity list generated from the information and circumstances you enter.
- ✓A common view of progress so the people helping can work from the same current information.
One clear place to continue.
Sample estate administration
Record known financial institutionsAssets · In progress
→Upload the current willDocuments · Not started
→Review an upcoming deadlineAdministration · Suggested next
→4 collaboratorsAccess managed by role
A workspace that keeps up
The job changes. Your place to manage it stays steady.
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When you are finding your footing
Begin before you have every answer.
Start with the decedent and key estate details. Add known contacts, assets, debts, and documents as they become available.
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As the estate picture grows
Turn information into a workable plan.
Estate360 uses the specifics you enter to generate activities and insights, helping you see what deserves attention next.
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When other people need to help
Share the work without surrendering the record.
Invite co-executors, family members, lawyers, accountants, and other professionals to contribute according to their role.
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As administration moves forward
Keep progress, deadlines, and distributions visible.
Use one dashboard to review completed work, upcoming responsibilities, important documents, and distribution tasks.
Collaboration without the email archaeology
The right people can help without everyone needing everything.
Administration often crosses family, legal, accounting, tax, and financial conversations. Estate360 supports invitation-only, role-based access so contributors can work from a common record while access remains defined.
Executor or trusteeManages the estate workspace
Co-executors and familyContribute information and updates
Lawyers and accountantsSupport legal, tax, and financial work
Clear about the role of software
Estate360 supports your judgment. It does not pretend to replace it.
Estate360 can help you
- Consolidate estate information and documents
- Generate a situation-specific activity list
- Track activities, deadlines, progress, and distributions
- Coordinate executors, family, and professionals
- Manage estates across jurisdictions, countries, and currencies
Keep qualified professionals involved for
- Legal advice and court or probate requirements
- Tax filings, accounting, and valuations
- Investment, insurance, or financial recommendations
- Jurisdiction-specific duties and interpretations
- Decisions that require professional judgment
Estate360 is an administration and organization tool—not a law firm, accounting practice, court process, will, trust, or substitute for professional advice.
Legacy360 information can give the executor a head start.
When information was organized in Legacy360 during life, Inheritus states that available information can transfer to Estate360 after death or incapacity—giving the executor a clearer inventory and starting roadmap.
Prepared during lifeLegacy360™
→Used for administrationEstate360™
Sensitive information deserves specifics
Protection should be something you can ask about.
Inheritus publishes how it protects stored data, data in transit, account access, and document sharing. Review those details before adding estate information.
Read the official security detailsAES-256 at rest
Inheritus states that stored data is encrypted using AES-256, with a unique key for each user.
HTTPS with SSL/TLS in transit
Data communication is encrypted while it moves between your device and the platform.
Multi-factor authentication
Add another sign-in layer using an authenticator app, email, or SMS code.
Role-based, invitation-only access
Sharing with trusted contacts is controlled by role and can be started or ended as needed.
Try it with a real estate
Seven days to see whether the workspace fits the work.
Use the trial to add the estate, review the generated activity list, organize initial documents, and see how collaboration works.
Review official Estate360 pricingThen $199/year, billed annually per decedent.
- Payment card required at checkout
- No charge during the trial
- Cancel before the trial ends to avoid the annual charge
Before you begin
Questions an executor should be able to ask plainly.
Do I need to have every document before I start?
No. Start with the decedent and the key details you know. Add assets, debts, contacts, documents, and collaborators as more information becomes available.
Is Estate360 only for professional executors?
No. It is designed for individual executors, estate trustees, administrators, families, and professionals involved in estate administration.
Can several people work on the same estate?
Yes. Estate360 supports executors and collaborators contributing information and updates through role-based access.
Does it replace my lawyer or accountant?
No. Estate360 organizes the estate record and administration work. Legal, tax, accounting, financial, and jurisdiction-specific decisions still require qualified advice.
Can it support a cross-border estate?
Inheritus states that Estate360 supports estates involving multiple jurisdictions, countries, and currencies. Professional advice remains important in every relevant jurisdiction.
What happens after the free trial?
A payment card is required to begin. You are not charged during the seven-day trial. Unless you cancel before it ends, the price is $199 per year, billed annually per decedent.
Start where you are
Give the estate a place to move forward.
You do not need to know everything today. Begin with what you have and make the next step visible.
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