Reads every page
Scans, PDFs, Word files and phone photos. Parties, dates, plot and file numbers, sizes, coordinates, terms and money, each tied to its page.
//Property document intelligence
DeedLens reads the documents behind a property deal, checks them against each other and against Nigerian land law, and tells your team what is missing and what to do next.
Built for estate agencies, law firms, developers, lenders and property managers.
What DeedLens does
Scans, PDFs, Word files and phone photos. Parties, dates, plot and file numbers, sizes, coordinates, terms and money, each tied to its page.
The papers are checked against each other and against the rulebook for the state and the deal type. The rule, not a model, sets every severity.
Statutes, official notices, fee schedules and case law, each stored with its link. A rule with no source cannot run, and the links are checked every week.
The FCT, Lagos, Nasarawa and Enugu, each with its own rules on top of the federal ones that apply everywhere.
How it works
Core features
From the first document to the last obligation: findings, review, the chain of title, requests, the report and the calendar.
Feature 01
Every problem the rules find, ranked Stop, Ask or Note, with the page it rests on and the next step to clear it.
Sample report
Findings report
Sample matter, names changed
Coverage
FCT
What DeedLens checks in FCT
LAG
What DeedLens checks in Lagos
NAS
What DeedLens checks in Nasarawa
ENU
What DeedLens checks in Enugu
Every check cites its source. A check goes live for customers only after our legal adviser approves it.
Sources are link checked every week. Rules are versioned and never edited in place, so every finding names the rule version that raised it.
The fixed notice
A document review aid. Not a legal opinion and not an official search. Built to make both faster.
Every report carries this notice. Findings are for the professionals on your team, who confirm or dismiss each one before anything reaches a client.
Next step
Sixty days at no fee for selected agencies, law firms, developers, lenders and property managers: five seats, 20 matters and a weekly review call.