Know more about the land before you commit.

Locate the land, organise the evidence and see what still needs checking. Lawyers, surveyors and valuers review the findings.

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A location, GPS point or uploaded document starts a check. It does not establish ownership or a legal boundary.

Illustration only. Not a surveyed parcel or an official land record.

The questions buyers struggle to answer

Unclear ownership history

Conflicting claims

Uncertain boundaries

Incomplete documents

Development restrictions

Finance preparation

How a land check works

1. Identify the land

You: Location, plan or reference
Syntry: Reconciles candidate parcels
Professional: Surveyor if boundary unclear

2. Gather evidence

You: Uploads documents
Syntry: Organises and tracks each item
Professional: Lawyer requests missing items

3. Run included checks

You: Chooses a service level
Syntry: Coordinates official searches
Professional: Reviewer scopes the search

4. Professional review

You: Answers questions
Syntry: Flags inconsistencies for review
Professional: Lawyer, surveyor or valuer signs off

5. Report and next step

You: Reads findings and limits
Syntry: Shows sources and open items
Professional: Valuer or lender if needed

A report that shows its sources

Every finding carries its source, date and review status. Where evidence is missing, the report says so. There is no single "Clear" badge.

Customer suppliedAI-extractedOfficial processProfessionally reviewedMissing or conflicting

Rights and transaction historyAwaiting evidence

Chain not yet established. Seller instrument not provided.

Plot referencesIssue identified

Two documents show different references. AI-extracted Needs reviewer.

Official searchNot started

AI assists. People decide.

AI helps organise pages, extract references and flag inconsistencies. A lawyer, surveyor or valuer remains responsible for professional work. AI never confirms ownership, resolves a dispute or approves a mortgage.

Buying from abroad?

Start with a location, plan or document from anywhere. Appoint professionals through Syntry and follow every step in your case dashboard.

Common questions

Does a GPS point prove ownership?

No. It helps identify candidate parcels. Ownership depends on documents, official searches and professional review.

Who reviews the findings?

[Licensed professionals and their qualifications to be confirmed.]

Is valuation or finance included?

Only where evidence and verified partners allow. Lender approval is a separate decision.

Start with what you know.

Add evidence as you go. Save and continue later.

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