Monitor · Beta
Know when a property’s records change.
Re-check property records on a schedule and see what changed.
Monitors
Weekly- Plot 42, KompallyEC: 1 new entry since last runChanged
- Flat 7B, GachibowliAll 3 searches unchangedUnchanged
- Sy. No. 88, ShamirpetNext run on MondayScheduled
Example
10
government searches watched per property
24 months
longest watch, re-run weekly or monthly
2 checks
every run compared with the first result and the last one
What it does
The record you checked once, checked again.
Pick the searches for one property. Monitor runs them again on your schedule and tells you what moved.
A pack of searches per property
Start from a template for Andhra Pradesh or Telangana: encumbrance, prohibited list, property tax and more. Make your own templates too.
Monitor, Telangana
Plot 42, Kompally
Weekly for 6 months · run 9 of 26
- Encumbrance certificate1 new entry since the last run: a sale agreementChanged
- Property taxSame as the first resultUnchanged
- Prohibited property listNot on the listUnchanged
The change report goes to your inbox after every run.
Example
Compared with the last run
Each run is compared with the run before it. An unchanged record costs no AI time, and a change comes with a plain summary of why it matters.
- A pack of searches per propertyOn
- Compared with the last runIn focus
Each run is compared with the run before it. An unchanged record costs no AI time, and a change comes with a plain summary of why it matters.
- A change report by emailOn
- Weekly to quarterlyOn
Example
A change report by email
After every run, the report goes to the address you choose, or to the owner of the monitor.
Weekly to quarterly
Pick a cadence per property, pause or stop any time. Every search is billed once, at a clear rate per search.
Questions
Your questions, answered.
Which records can be watched?
How often does it run?
What do we get after a run?
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