These documents are for selling by private treaty with Openn Offers in Australia and New Zealand. For online auction documents, see the listing documents article for your state.

How to use Annexure A

Attach Annexure A to your agency's standard listing agreement and have the seller sign it.

It isn't a legal requirement. Your standard listing agreement is enough to sell with Openn Offers. Annexure A is extra protection that puts the seller's instructions in writing, including that:

• the property is being sold through Openn Offers, which is not an auction
• only offers from Qualified Buyers will be passed on
• you can reveal that an offer has been made and, where the law allows, the offer price (clause 2.10)

Annexure A links to the Openn Offers Terms of Use, so there's nothing else to print or attach. Buyers accept the Terms of Use when they place an offer.

Revealing offers

• South Australia: offer prices can't be revealed, but you can still show offer ranking. Clause 2.10 only allows the price to be shown where the law permits it.
• New Zealand: offer details are confidential unless the seller consents in writing (Rule 9.17(a) of the Real Estate Agents Act (Professional Conduct and Client Care) Rules 2012). Clause 2.10 gives that consent. A Multiple Offer Form isn't required, as long as you reveal the number of offers through Openn as soon as there's more than one.
• Other states and territories: choose what buyers can see when you upload the listing. See Price transparency with Openn Offers.