Land Opportunity Finder

Use case

Build an auditable research record

Preserve what was reviewed, when it was reviewed and where each useful signal came from.

Could another authorised reviewer understand the basis and limits of the work?

Illustrative place-research record review
Original illustrative image. No live opportunity is shown.

How the workflow works

Turn the first signal into a useful next investigation.

  1. 01Record the source and review date
  2. 02Use neutral language for observations
  3. 03Keep uncertainty and conflict
  4. 04Add later findings without losing history

Useful outputs

  • Source-attributed record
  • Review chronology
  • Uncertainty notes
  • Activity history

Boundaries that remain

  • An audit trail does not validate the source
  • OAuth tokens are not recorded
  • Private information remains workspace-bound

Relevant audiences

Useful across the teams involved in property research.

Commercial property advisers→Local authorities and regeneration teams→Multi-site occupiers reviewing surplus or underused sites→

Decision boundary

The record supports investigation, not a final decision.

LOF does not certify ownership, title, planning status, availability, viability, value, insurance suitability, lending suitability or investment returns. Source records may be incomplete, delayed, conflicting or wrong.