For Mexican FIBRAs

The operating system Mexican FIBRAs run on. Committee-grade out of the box.

Hash-chain audit log, CFDI 4.0 Path B, ARCO workflow with regulatory SLA tracking, Cross-LLC consolidation. Configured in weeks, not SOW milestones.

The FIBRA reality

Four friction points your committee already knows.

Foundation frictions

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Implementation roadmap · enterprise ERP

6 phases · 14 mo to go-live
PhaseMonthsConsultantOwnerCostStatus
Discovery + scoping2 moBig-4RC$$$complete
Country-MX pack3 moBig-4RC$$$in progress
CFDI integration2 moniche specialistLM$$blocked
ARCO workflow2 molegal + ITLM$$$blocked
Banking + CLABE2 moIT contractorAS$$pending
UAT + go-live3 mojointJC$$$pending
ERP total: 14 moBasePro foundations: live week 1Consultants: 4 firms

Six to eighteen months is the go-live arc on enterprise ERPs adapted to Mexican real estate by consultants who learned the vocabulary last fiscal year. The integrator who signs the SOW does not pay the SAT penalty when a CFDI rejects. Your finance director does. BasePro ships the foundations live at trial signup: country registry, CFDI emitter, banking schema, ARCO workflow. Configured in weeks, not at milestone six of an SOW you are already paying for.

Source: Published enterprise-ERP implementations, 2022–2025

One canonical view, every specialist on the team.

Twelve trusts × four asset classes roll up into a single audit-grade cockpit. Occupancy, NOI delta, cap-rate, distribution-cycle status, and audit-chain integrity on one canvas — the same canvas your DPO opens before the CNBV filing deadline, your investment committee reads at month-end, and your auditor reconstructs from. No reconciliation between formats. No consolidation tooling. No version-of-truth ambiguity. The cockpit IS the canonical view; specialists project per-domain where their depth lives.

Mexican REIT/Investment Committee Pack
FA

FIBRA Admin · 12 trusts · Q3 2026

CNBV filing · 14d remaining
OverviewPerformanceComplianceDistribution

Trusts

12

Total AUM

$2.4B

Weighted occ.

89.4%

+2.1% QoQ

Reviews due

3

Trust 01 · Industrial94.2%
+5.4%5.8%
Trust 02 · Industrial96.1%
+6.2%5.6%
Trust 03 · Industrial92.8%
+4.7%6.0%
Trust 04 · Retail87.4%
+2.1%6.4%
Trust 05 · Retail89.6%
+3.0%6.2%
Trust 06 · Office78.3%
-1.2%7.2%
Trust 07 · Office82.7%
+0.4%6.8%
Trust 08 · Office76.4%
-2.8%7.6%
Trust 09 · Hospitality88.2%
+5.1%7.8%
Trust 10 · Hospitality91.0%
+5.8%7.4%
Trust 11 · Industrial93.5%
+5.0%5.9%
Trust 12 · Retail85.7%
+1.6%6.6%
PORTFOLIO89.4%
+4.1%6.2%

Distribution cycle: 8 of 12 disbursed · Audit chain: intact · 0xa3f2…ec47 · Last specialist review: today · 09:42

Cryptographically chained audit log, per organization

Every write to your portfolio anchors to a tamper-evident audit chain. Multi-year retention available; sensitive fields redact cleanly for external review without breaking the chain. When your audit committee asks whether a specific inspection, booking, or disbursement was altered after the fact, you answer in seconds, with cryptographic certainty, not institutional memory. That is the difference between an audit opinion that passes with modifications and one that does not.

Capital Call Ledger

LIVE · #2,847,193
B
Trustee · Class B14:32#2,847,193 · 0xa3f2…7b4e

Capital call · MXN 12.4M

C
Investment Committee11:05#2,847,192 · 0x4c91…2d88

Quarterly close · Q1 2026

A
Trustee · Class A09:47#2,847,191 · 0xde07…91a0

Distribution · MXN 8.2M

D
DPO · Compliance18:12#2,847,190 · 0x58b3…e42f

ARCO · 20-day SLA met

F
Finance Office16:41#2,847,189 · 0x9f6a…3c5d

CFDI batch · 1,247 docs

B
Trustee · Class B14:03#2,847,188 · 0x2e8c…f019

LFPIORPI filing

C
Investment Committee09:12#2,847,187 · 0x1b45…a8d2

Committee vote · 7–0

today: 12 events · this quarter: 847 · flagged: 0

Native Mexican tax and regulatory infrastructure

CFDI 4.0 Path B lives in the platform, not in a consulting SOW. Monthly ARCO requests trigger a 20-business-day countdown that notifies the DPO, tracks SLA status, and routes the response through your legal review. LFPIORPI Option Y detection runs against every transaction. SPEI identifiers, CLABE, and multi-currency reconciliation sit in the same banking schema as IBAN, SWIFT, and ABA. Your compliance workload becomes a workflow, not a project. The ARCO deadline tracker means your DPO never walks into a meeting discovering that a 20-business-day clock started 18 business days ago.

MX REGULATORY · NATIVE5 / 5
CFDI 4.0 · Path B emissionDONE
428 evtodayFA
LFPIORPI · Option Y reportingACTIVE
12 ev5dFA
ARCO · 20-business-day SLAACTIVE
4 ev1dDPO
SAT registry · entity syncDONE
18 ev30dFA
SPEI/CLABE · banking railDONE
96 evtodayFA

Two-dimension tenant isolation, structural

Tenant isolation is enforced below the application layer — at every table that holds your data, in two dimensions: organization-scope and property-scope. Cross-tenant boundaries cannot be probed. Your auditor, your external security review, and your privacy counsel can verify the posture against documentation we provide. The isolation is structural, not configurable — part of the data architecture, not a setting your team toggles.

Two-dimension tenant isolation — org × property check

Structurally enforced
·P1P2P3P4P5
Org A · operator
Org B · operator
Org C · operator
External advisor
DPO · audit scope

Cross-tenant cells cannot be probed. Isolation is structural, not configurable.

Cross-LLC consolidation foundations

Your structure is typically a Mexican CKD or FIBRA with multiple underlying SAPIs and fideicomisos, plus cross-border holding entities. BasePro's portfolio layer models that: one-country-per-org for regulatory clarity, portfolio-layer config for shared settings, per-property overrides where operations differ. Consolidated reporting for the committee, isolation for the auditor, flexibility for operations. A boutique operator with 12 units runs on the same BasePro as a Cross-LLC institutional portfolio. The permission boundary is the same; only the scale shifts.

CKD Parent · Holding37 props · 4 entities
88%$420M
SAPI · Industrial12 props
92%$148M
SAPI · Office14 props
84%$172M
SAPI · Retail11 props
89%$100M
PORTFOLIO37 props · 4 entities
avg 89%$420M

Step-up auth on every critical operation

Role promotion, session revocation, SSO configuration changes, offboarding, and approval of high-value disbursements each require step-up reverification at the moment of action. Your team's day-to-day runs smoothly. The decisions that matter to your committee trigger an explicit second factor. Elevation events stream to your own security platform — your SIEM picks them up alongside the rest of your access telemetry. Alert rules catch impossible-travel logins, new-SSO configurations, and ten-plus failed-login patterns.

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Step-up auth — critical operations

MFA-anchored
AD
Role promotion08:140x8a4f12c1

Admin elevates a teammate to Manager. Re-verification at moment of action; the elevation is auditable, not blanket.

IT
Session revocation10:420xb214d39e

IT revokes an active session after device loss. Re-verification confirms identity before the revoke executes.

AD
SSO config change11:080xc7e08a26

Admin updates the SAML attribute mapping. Step-up MFA gates the change so a compromised admin token cannot rewire access alone.

FIN
Disbursement approval14:230x3df8c124

Finance approves a high-value disbursement. Re-verification of the approver attaches a fresh MFA timestamp to the audit chain.

HR
Offboarding16:560x9015b734

HR offboards a departing operator. Re-verification confirms the action; SCIM event closes the access loop.

Enterprise SSO, SAML, and SCIM

Production-verified SAML SSO, OIDC identity providers, and SCIM inbound provisioning. Your investor-admin team authenticates through your existing IdP — Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace. Provisioning events land in the security audit log. When a team member is deprovisioned in your IdP, BasePro revokes their access inside the same cycle — not at the next support ticket. Joiner-mover-leaver runs through one control plane.

SCIM lifecycle — joiner / mover / leaver

IdP-driven
TIMEEVENTUSERSCOPE
08:14joinerMAMX-Admin · provisioned
10:42moverJKManager → Sr.Manager
14:23moverTCOffice → CFO
16:56leaverRSaccess closed · 0s

Cross-border banking in one schema

Your funds move across Mexican, US, and European rails. The banking schema carries CLABE for MX, ABA for US, SWIFT and IBAN for international, all in one normalized table mapped to currency and country. Bank feed reconciliation, SPEI identifier matching, and multi-currency P&L roll-ups sit on the same substrate. Your consolidated statements stop depending on Excel macros that nobody wants to own.

CLABE18-digit
ABA9-digit
SWIFT8/11-char
IBAN≤34-char
ONE SCHEMA4 rails normalised
FX-awareMulti-CCY

Data residency, envelope encryption, ten-year retention

Choose the region that holds your data at signup — EU, US, or APAC. Sensitive personal data sits behind envelope encryption with per-organisation keys. The audit log retention window extends to ten years, aligned with NOM-151 expectations. When your committee asks where the data lives, who holds the keys, and how long the record is preserved, the answers are documented policy — not a best-effort claim.

DATA RESIDENCY · ENCRYPTION · NOM-151 RETENTION5 / 5
Region selection · MXDONE
1 ev30dAD
Envelope encryption · org-keysDONE
12 evtodaySEC
Key rotation · 90d cadenceDONE
4 ev14dSEC
Audit retention · 10yDONE
47 evtodayAD
NOM-151 alignment · evidenceDONE
1 ev30dDPO

Enterprise tier, priced against what you actually operate.

Custom pricing anchored to portfolio size, entity count, and compliance surface. No consulting SOW. No minimum seat-count lockout.

Walk us through your committee's reporting cadence.

We show you BasePro against your specific audit, consolidation, and tax-calendar requirements. We open the call in the platform, not in slides.