At the heart of vaultbox security are deputies.  Your designated deputies are the people who can come together to unlock your vaultbox in the event of you l...

From the Registry tab on the left, you can see a list of your Assets & Liabilities.  To get started, click the 'Create new' button in the top ...

Some assets and liabilities are logically linked together - for example a mortgage linked to the relevant apartment, or a group of assets you intend to sell...

Click Files to load up the file explorer in vaultbox: (Note that the folder structure is just a suggestion - you can create, rename or delete any folder) ...

As well as uploading existing files, you can create a document directly within vaultbox. Go to Files then navigate to the folder where you want to creat...

Sometimes a document is so secret that once locked away, it can only be viewed once a deputy have unlocked it.  An example of this would be something like y...

If you have a document you refer to frequently, you can set it as a 'Favourite' for easy access. Find the file in the file explorer, and click...

Go to Trash on the left-hand menu.  You will see your deleted files, contacts and registry entries. By clicking the '...' icon next to an entr...

A cash balance may go up and down over time as cash is deposited and withdrawn from an account. We will now walk through an example of how vaultbox refl...

Some assets can be bought and sold to increase or reduce your position - for example equities.  The value of the position can increase due to the price of t...