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Pharoah Access
Formally grants access to estates and systems and conducts reviews.
Live · access.pharoahtechnology.com£7 a month1 parts · 1 probe-verified
Pharoah Technology Ltd (Craig Attoh and Phil Pereira, 50/50)access.pharoahtechnology.com
02What it is
The facts, from the register.
| Product | Pharoah Access |
| Register key | pharoah-access |
| Owner | Pharoah Technology Ltd (Craig Attoh and Phil Pereira, 50/50) |
| Live at | access.pharoahtechnology.com · HTTP 200 on 9 September 2026 |
| Price | £7 a month · [object Object] |
| Built from | 1 register parts, 1 live, 1 probe-verified |
What it does
Pharoah Access provides a formal process for granting and reviewing access to estates and systems. It is designed for organisations that need controlled, auditable entry to their assets, replacing informal, unreviewed methods with structured approval and periodic checks.
Runs on
Pharoah Access estate launcher
Source: estate register (products, product_parts, builder_blocks) · deploy probe 9 September 2026Evidence live
03The frameWhat this buyer's profession checks
We will measure it against Propertymark and RICS client-money rules.
Three checks a buyer in this field applies, whether or not they name the standard. We use them as the frame for everything that follows.
Check 1
Client money protected and reconciled
Check 2
AML checks before the deal, not after
Check 3
A redress trail for every instruction
Frame chosen by BRG as a summary of Propertymark and RICS client-money rules. Verify the wording with the body before external use.No accreditation is claimed
04Why it's better · 1 of 6Check 2 · fit for purpose
The job as the register describes it.
Access to estates and systems is granted informally and never reviewed.
Source: register pain_pointThe problem, stated plainly
05Why it's better · 2 of 6Check 2 · fit for purpose
What it does instead.
Formally grants access to estates and systems and conducts reviews.
Pharoah Access provides a formal process for granting and reviewing access to estates and systems. It is designed for organisations that need controlled, auditable entry to their assets, replacing informal, unreviewed methods with structured approval and periodic checks.
The parts doing the work
Pharoah Access estate launcher verified
Static single-page launcher (CF worker) — Phil's single door to every build, system and engine. Tile grid of links to auth-walled dashboards; no secre
Source: register purpose, public_blurb, product_parts joined to builder_blocks1 of 1 parts shown
06Why it's better · 3 of 6Check 1 · controls
Proof it exists, not a roadmap.
200
HTTP status of access.pharoahtechnology.com on 9 September 2026 · real-content-verified
1/1
register parts verified by probe
HTTP 200
functional surface probe
Open access.pharoahtechnology.com during the talk. Anything the deck claims should be visible there.
Source: register deploy_probe_code, deploy_probed_at, product_parts.verified_by_probeProbed, not promised
07Why it's better · 4 of 6Against the market, honestly
Where we lead, and where we don't.
Category: identity governance and access review. Nearest rivals: Okta, JumpCloud, Microsoft Entra ID Governance, SailPoint, Rippling IT; strongest is Okta. Our edge: rivals are identity providers first and treat access review as a governance module for enterprises with a dedicated IAM owner; we answer the two questions a small business actually has, which are who can reach what and how to take it away the day someone leaves. How we beat them: leaver risk is immediate and universal, while a full IAM deployment is a project most of this market never starts.
Not independently sourced This verdict was written from an analysis whose only source was the model itself, not scraped competitors (analyst pharoah). Treat the competitor names and positions as a working hypothesis until the market research is re-run; do not quote them to a buyer.
Source: register vs_competition (18 August 2026)Named competitors are the register's, not the presenter's
08Why it's better · 5 of 6Check 2 · fit for purpose
Built for one kind of buyer.
Not in the register yet an audience. This slide stays blank until the register carries it; nothing here is invented.
Source: register audience, serves_nichesOne buyer, not everyone
09Why it's better · 6 of 6Price is part of the scope
What it costs, in one line.
£7 a month
Basis: [object Object]
Buying route
Payment on enquiry
software
Scope named on the next slides, so the price has a boundary
Source: register price_gbp, billing_interval, pricing_basis, payment_link_activeNo hidden rate card
10What's inside
The parts, with their verification state.
| Part | Category | State | Verified |
|---|
| Pharoah Access estate launcher | ui | live_wired | |
Source: product_parts joined to builder_blocks · 1 of 1 shown probe-verified not yet
11Why packaging matters
Bought as a price.
Delivered as a scope.
What the buyer hears
£7 a month
A number to compare with the last number.
the gap
disputes · churn
unpaid work
What the provider means
A scope
1 parts, some verified, some not, plus everything that is excluded.
Packaging is the instrument that makes the scope as visible as the price.Thesis
12Why packaging matters
Five things a package does that a price cannot.
1Scope becomes visible. The parts are named, so nothing is assumed.
2Boundaries are explicit. What is outside is written down before the first invoice.
3It is auditable. A package is a documented process, which is what Propertymark and RICS client-money rules looks for.
4Buyers compare like for like. A referral needs a defined thing to refer.
5Switching fear drops. The move is inside the package, not a project bolted on the front.
Source: BRG packaging doctrine; frame from slide 3Packaging = a compliance instrument
13This packageCut by what each part does
Pharoah Access, as a package.
ui
Pharoah Access estate launcher
Static single-page launcher (CF worker) — Phil's single door to every build, system and engine. Tile grid of l
verifiedSource: product_parts grouped by builder_blocks.category1 groups
14Anatomy of the packageOn one page · 2 items of work left, filed
A package reads like a control document.
Inside the scope
- Pharoah Access estate launcher
Evidenced, and how
- Live URL probed: HTTP 200 on 9 September 2026
- 1 parts probe-verified, latest 10 July 2026
- Functional surface: HTTP 200
- Register row updated with every probe
Outside the scope today · work left
- No build gap recorded in the register
- 2 register fields to fill (vs_competition_unsourced, audience)
Who signs, and where the work sits
- Pharoah Technology Ltd owns the product and the data layer
- 0 build packets proposed · 2 management items pending
- Change log kept in the register
Source: product_parts (inside), deploy and part probes (evidenced), v_deck_work_left (work left; filed to manager_work and build_packets by deck_work_left_sync)One page
15Across the family
Where it hands over.
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Source: register rows sharing client_key pharoahOne house, many doors
16Close
Three things to take back to your desk.
One
Open the URL on slide 6. Test it before you trust it.
Two
The parts and their verification state are on slide 10.
Three
A package is a compliance instrument, not a price list.
See it live
access.pharoahtechnology.com
Talk to us
via access.pharoahtechnology.com
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