Read-only beneficiary access
Beneficiaries can view selected estate information without editing tasks, accounting, documents, or internal notes.
Read-only estate visibility for beneficiaries
LegatePro’s beneficiary portal helps executors, Personal Representatives, attorneys, and fiduciaries share read-only estate updates, timelines, distribution status, and selected reports while keeping the core estate workspace controlled and organized.
Problem
Probate communication often breaks down when beneficiaries do not know what is happening, what has already been done, or when distributions may occur. LegatePro helps turn scattered status questions into structured read-only visibility.
Workflow
Invite beneficiaries into a read-only experience that shows selected estate context, timeline activity, distribution visibility, and shared documents without giving them access to edit the estate record.
Generate beneficiary access links with status tracking, expiration, and portal activity history.
Give beneficiaries visibility into estate summary, timeline updates, shared documents, and distribution status where appropriate.
Track portal activation, views, access counts, and invite status to support better accountability.
Beneficiaries can view selected estate information without editing tasks, accounting, documents, or internal notes.
Show beneficiary-specific distribution status, scheduled or paid dates, amounts, and notes when the executor chooses to share that information.
Share selected reports and document metadata while keeping the main estate workspace private and controlled.
LegatePro helps executors, attorneys, accountants, and fiduciaries create cleaner estate reports from organized tasks, documents, expenses, distributions, audit trails, and export snapshots.
LegatePro gives executors and Personal Representatives one place to organize probate tasks, documents, expenses, property activity, beneficiaries, timelines, audit history, and court-ready reports.
Use LegatePro to give beneficiaries better visibility while preserving control over the estate record.