Provider
LeaseTrack is a CommTrack solution provided by CommTrack Pty Ltd. Customer contracts, billing and support are handled through CommTrack unless agreed otherwise.
Customer information
LeaseTrack helps finance and treasury teams manage asset finance portfolios, facilities, rates, repayments and draft reporting outputs. This page explains the customer-facing controls and boundaries we expect finance, IT and legal teams to review before signup or pilot use.
LeaseTrack is a CommTrack solution provided by CommTrack Pty Ltd. Customer contracts, billing and support are handled through CommTrack unless agreed otherwise.
LeaseTrack is an asset finance portfolio management system. It is not a bank, ERP, accounting firm, audit firm, legal adviser or tax adviser.
Customers control the portfolio records they enter or import. LeaseTrack processes that data to operate the service and produce operational reports.
The service uses named user accounts, organisation roles and tenant-scoped database controls. Admin-level functions are separated from normal operational access.
Release, backup, monitoring, incident response and change-control artefacts are maintained internally and can support customer review where appropriate.
For institutional review, CommTrack can prepare a customer-specific pack with security, privacy, architecture, subprocessor and acceptance material.
LeaseTrack provides a structured workspace for agreements, funded assets, facilities, repayment obligations, rate resets, import evidence and operational reporting. It is intended to help finance teams maintain a controlled source of portfolio information outside spreadsheets.
Draft journals, schedules and finance outputs are support tools. Customers should review them against their accounting policies, source documents and approval processes before using them for financial reporting.
LeaseTrack may process user details, organisation details, role assignments, lender and entity records, asset and facility details, balances, currencies, interest-rate settings, repayment schedules, audit events and billing metadata. Payment-card information is handled by the payment provider and is not stored directly by LeaseTrack.
Personal information is handled in line with the public Privacy Policy and applicable Australian privacy obligations.
Core providers include hosting, database/authentication and billing providers. A customer-specific list can be provided during procurement.
The working posture is export-before-delete, with customer-specific retention terms agreed through contract or written instruction.
LeaseTrack is currently designed around structured finance data rather than a confidential document-room workflow.
LeaseTrack uses modern SaaS infrastructure, named user authentication, MFA capability, role-based application permissions, organisation-scoped data access and audit logging for sensitive workflows. Development and production environments are separated so customer-facing production is not affected by ordinary development changes.
Users sign in with individual accounts. Owner and Admin roles control company settings, users, imports and full organisation exports.
Customer records are scoped to an organisation and protected by application permissions and database row-level access controls.
Application audit logs support access review, export review and investigation of core portfolio changes.
Production releases follow a branch, test and deployment process with retained release evidence.
LeaseTrack does not currently claim SOC 2, ISO 27001, Essential Eight maturity certification or external assurance. Customer-specific questionnaires can be answered with available evidence and clear open items.
CommTrack maintains internal runbooks for backup and restore, release rollback, monitoring review, incident response and customer offboarding. Current recovery targets are internal operating targets unless written into a customer agreement.
Internal planning uses a 24-hour recovery point target and one-business-day service restoration target, subject to retained evidence and customer agreement.
The incident process covers triage, containment, evidence preservation, customer communication, recovery and post-incident review.
Owner and Admin users can export organisation-level information where permitted. Normal users can export operational reports they can access.
CommTrack can help customers prepare CSV imports, validate mappings and train users during onboarding.
LeaseTrack supports customer finance operations, but customers remain responsible for their own legal, regulatory, accounting, audit, procurement and record-keeping obligations. The customer agreement, Privacy Policy and Terms of Service govern the service unless a separate written agreement applies.
Institutional customers may ask for information aligned to privacy, supplier risk, operational resilience and information security review. CommTrack can provide customer-safe evidence without sharing secrets, raw logs or internal-only security details.
The public website should stay concise. For procurement, CommTrack can assemble a dated customer pack covering architecture, data flows, access controls, MFA, subprocessors, backup and recovery, incident response, retention, vulnerability management, finance validation boundaries and customer acceptance records.
The pack should be prepared for the actual customer, with irrelevant internal notes removed and customer-specific contacts, agreed exceptions, acceptance criteria and contract terms added.
Contact CommTrack to request a customer review pack or discuss setup support for a finance portfolio pilot.