Official-source portfolio verification
Turn a property list into a source-linked permit evidence bundle.
CivicDataForge matches submitted addresses against one supported government's published STR permit registry. The result separates exact published matches, human-review candidates, invalid input, and honest no-match findings. Every delivered row retains the official source and a record fingerprint.
Check 1-25 addresses now Buy the $4.99 audit securely See the current live-source sample Confirm fit before payingZero-touch purchase and delivery
Validate the portfolio before payment
Choose one supported jurisdiction and enter one street address per line. The scope is validated before Stripe opens; after payment, the official-source workflow starts automatically and the private result page delivers the receipt-bound JSON packet.
Use your connected listings—no retyping
Read your own received listings from this browser’s private connection. Select properties, then review the address, unit and jurisdiction before payment.
Self-service marketplace proof
Address evidence mode
Pay per marketplace use
- One supported jurisdiction and 1-25 addresses
- Complete selected publisher query, not a capped negative
EVIDENCE_FOUND,REVIEW_REQUIRED, orNO_PUBLISHED_MATCH- Source, observation time, match basis, fingerprints, and decision receipt
- No sales call or property-file handoff
Choose Address evidence decisions on the live Actor. This is machine output without analyst review or a delivery SLA. The live marketplace listing controls the current price.
Paid evidence delivery
Permit Evidence Audit
$4.99 one-time
- One currently supported jurisdiction
- Up to 25 submitted addresses
- Automatically classified exact matches, review candidates, and honest no-match findings
- JSON results, source links, fingerprints, and a receipt-bound evidence manifest
- Automatic launch after payment with private delivery status
Choose this when you need a delivered evidence bundle for a bounded portfolio. The website rejects unsupported scope before payment. If an official publisher remains unavailable after automatic retries, the checkout remains receipt-bound and qualifies for support review and a full refund. No card data is collected by CivicDataForge.
Automatic weekly checks
Weekly Permit Monitoring
$19.99 / month
- Up to 25 fixed addresses in one supported jurisdiction
- Automatic baseline after verified payment
- Weekly source checks with private history and downloadable results
- In-dashboard change alerts; failed checks stay visibly separate from no-match results
Renews monthly until canceled through Manage billing. Notifications appear in your private dashboard; email delivery is not included. The plan follows the same fixed address portfolio. Request a new scope before changing jurisdictions or adding properties. No legal determinations or analyst review.
One usable property record
Read the evidence. See the follow-up. Keep the file.
Direct deliveries organize your permit results into a private property workspace, with source dates, field-presence details, a follow-up queue and JSON, CSV and printable reports. Weekly monitoring keeps its change history in the same dashboard.
Chicago portfolios also receive an exact-building query of the city’s published building violations. Cases are building context—not unit-level findings. Supported records can include satellite-map and nearby Street View links derived from valid official parcel coordinates, plus reviewed official contact routes. Those links are navigation aids—not imagery analysis, a current inspection, or a property-condition verdict. Other permit jurisdictions retain the permit workspace without implying municipal-case coverage.
What the evidence bundle does differently
If an address is missing from a published source, start with why a no-match is not a legal verdict.
| Layer | What is delivered | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Match decision | EXACT_PUBLISHED_MATCH, REVIEW_CANDIDATE, NOT_FOUND_IN_PUBLISHED_SOURCE, or INVALID_INPUT | A similar address is never silently upgraded into a permit match. |
| Official lineage | Permit ID, source-defined status, expiration when published, matched address, and government source URL | The buyer can inspect the publisher behind every consequential row. |
| Tamper evidence | SHA-256 fingerprints for matched source records and hashes binding the input, registry scope, and output | The delivered result can be reproduced and checked after handoff. |
| Negative-result boundary | Coverage mode and an explicit warning about what a no-match can and cannot prove | Missing from a published feed is not mislabeled as illegal or ineligible. |
| Monitoring integrity | Failed or incomplete checks are not accepted as a new successful baseline. | Source outages remain visible and cannot silently become a no-match finding. |
Inspect the current live-source sample
The customer-facing sample runs the same complete Orlando publisher query used by the paid workflow. Its report states the exact observation time, query mode, row decisions, official source, file hashes and interpretation boundary. It includes two published-address checks and one deliberate absence test without exposing owner names.
- Readable buyer report
- Submitted sample portfolio
- Generated row-level results
- Evidence manifest
- Publication receipt
Request flow
- Select a supported jurisdiction and submit 1–25 street addresses through the secure intake above. Unsupported or malformed scope is rejected before payment.
- Continue to Stripe with the opaque intake reference. Stripe collects payment and returns you to a private receipt-bound delivery page.
- The signed payment event launches the complete supported official-registry query automatically. Transient failures retry safely without starting a second fulfillment.
- Save your private access link. Monthly customers use the same dashboard to review weekly checks, changes and billing status.
Start the $4.99 Permit Evidence AuditConfirm fit first
The secure audit intake stores your validated address portfolio in CivicDataForge’s private system. The separate, optional “Confirm fit” form uses Google Forms. Review the privacy notice and data-use limits.