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Catch contradictions in your own allocation papers before your buyers do.

For developers and estate companies. Allocations, contracts, layouts and titles for allottees.
For
Developers and estate companies
Who signs
Managing director or head of legal
Pack example
Estate plot from a developer on a mother title, Enugu

Where papers slow you down

The problem

  • Templates that contradict allocation letters.
  • Tracking which allottee holds which papers.
  • The route from a mother title to buyer titles.

What you get

What DeedLens gives your team

  • Template checks before documents go out.
  • One matter per allottee, with requests for what is outstanding.
  • Checks on the route from your mother title to each buyer's title.

The parts of DeedLens you use most

  • Clause risk and money checks across your own documents
  • One matter per allottee pack
  • Request links for outstanding documents
  • Obligations calendar for your own deadlines

See how a matter runs from upload to report

Pack example

Estate plot from a developer on a mother title, Enugu

The documents that deal normally needs, what is missing, and what DeedLens raises, each with the rule that raised it.

Pack example

Sample matter, names changed

Deal
Estate plot from a developer on a mother title
State
Enugu
Your role
Developer
Property
Plot 12, Sample Heights Estate, Enugu

In the pack

  • Allocation letter
  • Contract of sale
  • Estate terms
  • Fee schedule
  • Approved layout
  • Community conveyance missing

What DeedLens raises

  • Stop

    Community land with no community conveyance

    ENU.ROOT.COMMUNITY

  • Ask

    Two clauses disagree on when title passes

    GEN.CLAUSE.TITLE_TIMING_CONFLICT

  • Ask

    The plot size differs between documents

    GEN.IDENTITY.AREA_MISMATCH

Next step

Run a pilot on your own deals

Sixty days at no fee for selected agencies, law firms, developers, lenders and property managers: five seats, 20 matters and a weekly review call.