> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.kenekt.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Reviewing EOIs
> Review a submitted digital EOI: check the purchasers and their IDs, download the EOI Pack, and accept or reject the deal.
When an agent submits a digital EOI, the deal's card moves to the **Submitted** lane of the **EOIs** board and your team is notified by email. Open the card to review and decide it.
The EOIs board is in the portal navigation for every staff member and administrator. Its lanes follow the EOI: Started, Submitted, Under Offer, Sold and Archived. If your team does not use the Enquiries board, an Enquiries lane sits first as your inbox.
Prefer a printable version? [Download the staff guide (PDF)](https://portal.kenekt.com.au/downloads/kenekt-digital-eoi-staff-pack.pdf).
## Who is on the deal
The card at the top of the deal names the people involved: when the deal was created, the **Package owner** (the account manager for the package), the **Sales agent** who lodged the EOI, and the **Agent account manager** (the account manager who looks after that agent). The two managers are often the same person; when they differ, both get the deal's emails.
## The Expression of Interest panel
The panel opens with the status and a readiness strip: how many IDs are on file out of those required, the initial deposit with its receipt download, the solicitor, and the inclusion upgrades document if the agent attached one. Under it sit the actions, then the full record: each purchaser with their ID status, **View IDs** to see the documents on screen and **Download ID** for a copy, followed by purchase details, finance, ownership and advisors. Every view or download of an ID is recorded on the deal's audit trail.
If any ID is still to collect, the panel says whose. Hold the pack until they are on file.
An EOI cannot be submitted from the portal until every person on it has an ID on file, so a submitted EOI arrives complete. The agent also confirms, on each upload, that they showed the buyer the privacy notice and the buyer agreed.
What to check on the IDs:
* Purchaser names match the uploaded documents
* Dates of birth entered from the sighted ID
* Licence front and back, or the passport photo page, attached
* All corners visible and readable, no glare, current expiry
* The agent's where-and-when-met note filled in
Document numbers are no longer collected. The record holds the type of document, the images, the date of birth, and the agent's account of the sighting. Identity checks themselves happen in your AML system, not in Kenekt.
**Edit EOI** reopens the wizard so your team can correct a detail or complete a missing document without bouncing the deal back to the agent.
## The Expression of Interest Pack
**Download pack** produces one PDF with the full EOI record and the ID documents, ready for your file and your legal team. It stays available after acceptance, when the pack goes to the builder with the contract.
Every download writes a disclosure record of who accessed the ID documents and when, so keep pack PDFs inside your document system and rely on the built-in log rather than emailing ID images around.
The ID images and the pack are stored in Australia, and the links behind **View IDs** and **Download ID** expire within minutes, so a link pasted into a chat or an email is useless by the time anyone else opens it. Open the deal and download it yourself instead of passing a link on.
## Accept or reject
* **Accept EOI** asks you to confirm, then marks the package Under Offer, archives competing packages on the lot, and emails the agent and account manager automatically.
* **Archive EOI** asks for the reason (buyer withdrew, finance declined, and so on) and archives the deal with it. No email is sent: the agent sees the outcome on the board and in My Deals. An archived EOI can be **restored**: it returns to Submitted and the deal is un-archived.
After accepting, the deal sits in the **Under Offer** lane with the EOI marked **Accepted**.
**Push to AML Partners** appears on the panel for Kenekt's own team only, as the reporting entity. Your team does not see it.
## The emails the portal sends
Each milestone emails the sales agent and the account manager automatically at EOI started, EOI submitted and accepted, so your team never writes a status email. Each of the three can be switched off, and its recipients changed, on the stage settings in Kenekt. Rejecting an EOI sends no email: record the reason when you reject, and the agent sees the outcome on the board and in My Deals.
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