Khalid Mansour
Owns unit 1204 in Tower B, Al Sahel Residences, and a villa in Palm Grove.
What to look at
His move-in photos, the damage claim he raised and how he opens a new tenancy record.
Step into the service as a landlord, a tenant, a Solvex administrator or a DLD reviewer. Each button signs you in as that person and opens the page worth showing.
All people, properties and amounts are fictional. Government connections are simulated.
Everything behaves as it would in production, so you can click through freely. Nothing you do reaches a real person, bank or government system.
Made-up people and close to 100 tenancy cases in Dubai. Names, Emirates ID numbers, phone numbers and amounts are invented.
UAE PASS, DLD / Ejari, the Rental Dispute Centre and the bank check are labelled simulations that answer instantly.
Every screen, email template and PDF case file works in both languages, right to left in Arabic.
Each action is recorded in the audit log. The data is reloaded before every presentation.
No passwords. Each button ends the current session, signs you in as that person and opens the page named on it.
The tenancy app people use on their phones.
Owns unit 1204 in Tower B, Al Sahel Residences, and a villa in Palm Grove.
What to look at
His move-in photos, the damage claim he raised and how he opens a new tenancy record.
Rents Khalid's apartment in Tower B and is answering his damage claim.
What to look at
Move-in and move-out photos side by side, her deposit record and her reply to the claim.
Rents from another landlord and is about to be invited to Khalid's new tenancy record.
What to look at
Joining a case from an invitation link, reviewing the tenancy details and suggesting a correction.
Internal tools for review, security and support staff.
Solvex staff member who checks disputed cases and maintains the reminder rules.
What to look at
Opening a case with a reason code, rule approvals that need a second person, and the audit trail.
Oversees who did what, and who has access to which tools.
What to look at
Refused access attempts, staff case access with reasons, and user roles.
Answers support requests and keeps the outside connections and message templates running.
What to look at
The support inbox with status changes, the five simulated integrations with their recent calls, and the notification templates.
What a DLD guest sees: figures only, no personal data.
A read-only government guest account.
What to look at
Aggregate, anonymised figures on cases, deposits and disputes, with no access to any single case.
About 25 minutes end to end. Each scenario opens on the right page, signed in as the right person.
A landlord records a tenancy, the tenant joins from an invitation link and suggests a correction.
The deposit is written down with only the last four characters of the transfer reference.
Photos per room, each with who added it, when the server received it and its fingerprint.
The tenant replies to the landlord's AED 1,850 claim and builds a case file.
Reminder rules need two approvals from people other than their author.
Staff open a case only with a reason, for two hours, and every attempt is logged.
Every outside system is a labelled simulation with a guide for connecting the real one.
Solvex installs straight from the browser, with its own icon and full screen, like an app from a store. No download needed.
In Safari
1Open the address in Safari.
2Tap the Share button at the bottom of the screen.
3Choose Add to Home Screen, then Add.
In Chrome
1Open the address in Chrome.
2Tap the menu with three dots at the top.
3Choose Install app, then Install.