For buyers
Before paying a deposit, turn the documents into a list of decisions.
Verifi brings together the available checks for the confirmed property and explains them alongside their sources, dates and limitations. The report prepares you for a discussion with the seller, notary or appropriate specialist.
Decision point
You have found the property, but you can still ask for evidence and clarification.
The useful moment is before a reservation, deposit or preliminary agreement. Once you confirm the correct parcel or property, you can choose between a specific check and a broader report, without confusing Verifi's analysis with final legal or technical validation.
Real workflow
From the property in the listing to the questions to ask before signing.
The same process preserves the property's identity and separates what is available automatically from what a professional must check.
- 01
Confirm the property
Start on the map, check the address and available identifiers, and explicitly confirm the relevant parcel.
- 02
Choose the check
See the final price and contents of the offers before payment; Grid, Standard and Complete remain separate products.
- 03
Read the evidence and limitations
Each available section indicates the source and its status. An unavailable source is not presented as a favourable result.
- 04
Turn findings into actions
Request documents, explanations or a professional opinion wherever the report flags an uncertainty.
Verifi
What Verifi organises
- the identity of the confirmed property and the checks included in the chosen offer;
- the data and indicators available from the sources declared in the report;
- provenance, check date and source status;
- a summary focused on questions and next steps.
Your responsibility
What remains your and the professionals' responsibility
- confirming that the property checked is the one in the transaction;
- comparing the report with the documents received from the seller;
- legal interpretation by a lawyer or notary;
- technical expert assessment, valuation and the purchase decision.
Illustrative scenario · not a testimonial
An indicator is not a verdict; it is a better question.
Example structure for a buyer checking a flat before a preliminary agreement.
- Finding
- The source consulted shows an indicator associated with the building or property.
- What it means
- The indicator needs clarification; on its own, it does not prove that the transaction is safe or unsafe.
- Evidence
- The report shows the source, check date and identification used.
- Action
- Compare it with the documents and ask the notary, lawyer or relevant expert for confirmation.
Availability
Individual reports are available now.
You can confirm the property on the map, then see the offers and final prices before checkout. No subscription is required.
- — Grid, Standard and Complete have different contents and prices.
- — Source availability may vary and is displayed in the result.
- — The report does not replace a notary, lawyer, valuer or technical expert.