Assessors, recorders, planning departments, economic development teams, land banks, and municipal IT staff who need to research properties across disconnected records.

Property, land records & parcel research

Every parcel. Every record. One place to look.

Q: Does this replace our official assessment or land-record system?

Your official systems remain the sources of record. Property Intelligence provides a connected research workspace; corrections to extracted information are tracked in the platform rather than changing the official source.

Q: How do we bring in our existing data?

We configure supported exports, file feeds, or APIs with your staff and source vendors. Historical document processing can be phased around the available corpus, access arrangements, and document quality.

Q: How do we get started?

Book a walkthrough. We review your source systems, document inventory, workflows, and permissions, then agree implementation scope, validation, training, and commercial terms.

Bring assessment data, recorded documents, ownership history, and parcel mapping into one searchable workspace for municipal teams.

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Parcel workspace

128 Maple Street

Source connected

Parcel ID

042-018-007

Recorded transfers

Linked documents

Evidence linked to this parcel
Document	Context	Status
Warranty deed	Recorded transfer	Source linked
Assessment record	Current assessment	Source linked
Legal description	Parcel association	Needs review

Review with confidence

Follow each finding back to the record. Keep uncertain matches visible for staff review.

Product workflow illustration · Sample data

Property Intelligence

Start with a parcel and follow the evidence. Property Intelligence connects structured assessment records with the documents that explain them, helping assessors, planners, land banks, and economic development teams work from the same picture.

A workspace for every parcel

Search by parcel ID, address, or owner. Review assessment details, linked land records, and supporting documents together.

Documents you can actually use

Extract text and key fields from land records, associate them with parcels, and open the source document behind a finding.

Human review where it matters

Surface uncertain extractions and parcel matches in a review queue. Staff can correct platform records with a traceable history.

Ownership and transaction history

Follow recorded transfers over time, with links to the documents that support each event.

A map connected to the records

Explore available parcel mapping alongside assessment and document information to support property research.

Administration across departments

Configure access by department, record, field, and action. Track changes and manage users from a shared administration workspace.

How it works

Connect the sources

Bring in assessment exports, recorded documents, and available GIS data through supported interfaces.

Process and review

Extract and normalize information, associate records with parcels, and route uncertain results to staff for review.

Research with context

Search a parcel, follow its history, inspect the map, and verify findings against the original records.

Your questions, answered

Does this replace our official assessment or land-record system?

How do we bring in our existing data?

Who is it for?

How do we get started?

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See Property Intelligence in action

Tell us about your systems and workflows. We'll walk through the product and discuss what implementation would look like for your organization.