The best opportunities are not in the listings: they are in public data, before a property ever reaches the market. A parcel being divided, a building permit filed, a new construction appearing in the registry: each is a signal that an owner is preparing something, and that a fast professional can turn into a mandate or a deal.
An AIOS watches those sources for you: land registry, building permits, open planning data. This use case is already running for AIOS clients, and it is one of the highest-yield ones: you arrive before everyone else, with the right context.
The problem
- Registry and planning data is public but scattered, and nobody has time to comb through it
- A plot division or a filed permit is a strong signal, invisible in the listings
- By the time the property reaches the market, all your competitors see it at the same moment you do
- Manually cross-checking registry, permits and local history takes hours per municipality
How the AIOS handles it
It monitors the public data of your patch
Land registry, building permit records, open planning data: the AIOS regularly queries the official sources for the municipalities you point it at.
It detects the changes that matter
New parcel, division, footprint change, permit filed or granted: every evolution is compared with the previous state, and only real changes surface.
It enriches every signal with context
For each alert it gathers what is public: exact location, surface, the parcel's history, related permits. You receive a ready-to-use brief, not a raw data row.
It alerts you, you prospect
Signals arrive in your inbox or as notifications, sorted by interest. The letter to the owner or the site visit is yours to make, weeks before the neighbourhood hears about it.
A concrete example
Anything new in Villeneuve this week?
Two signals. 1) Parcel AB-142 on Tilleuls avenue was divided into three lots last week: the owner is probably preparing a lot-by-lot sale, brief attached with surfaces and history. 2) Building permit filed at 18 Carnot street for a 40 sqm extension: investor owner, property acquired in 2019. Neither appears in the listings. Draft contact letters are ready for review in your inbox.
Other use cases: Answering portal leads · Following up buyers and viewings · Writing and adapting listings · Completing tenant files · Automating market watch · Running your social media · Replying on every channel · Instant new-listing alerts
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