Help with your research
Documentation for the decisions the tool cannot make: choosing evidence, understanding source limits and knowing when professional review is required.
Common tasks
Where is my research saved?
Choose Save changes in the workspace. Files are stored only in this browser on this device, not in an account or cloud service. Clearing browser data removes them.
Open My research →How do I reopen or update a file?
Open My research and select your file. It opens the saved source snapshot, not a new search. Use Check for newer records to review differences, choose whether to adopt the new snapshot, then save. Missing selections are flagged, not silently removed. Older files without a snapshot ask before retrieving current records.
How do I share a report or spreadsheet?
Open Report, then Print / Save as PDF. Download sales CSV (Excel) exports the full filtered sales list, including source links and selection flags. These readable exports do not restore editable files on another device.
What if saving fails?
Stay on the page. Your working edits remain visible; the app does not report success or replace unreadable stored data. Print a PDF from Report and export sales as CSV before leaving. Check browser storage settings; do not clear existing data to fix a read error.
Turn a live postcode return into a reviewable evidence file
Work through sample-mix checks, candidate selection, planning references and a handoff register. Change the filters, keep or reject records, then take the method to your own postcode.
Open the six-step example →How to choose comparable property sales
A practical sequence for turning an exact-postcode transaction list into a small, explainable evidence set.
Read guide →2 minute readHow to read HM Land Registry Price Paid Data
What a registered price-paid record establishes, what it omits and why recent months can be incomplete.
Read guide →5 minute readWhat a postcode planning-constraint screen can and cannot tell you
How to use mapped designations as an investigation prompt without mistaking a centroid result for a property search.
Read guide →1 minute readKeep property evidence separate from financial assumptions
A reviewable way to combine public records, quotes and personal finance inputs without blurring their reliability.
Read guide →6 minute readBuild a local comparable pool without confusing distance with similarity
How to widen a sparse postcode search, preserve distance labels and remove nearby transactions that do not answer the subject-property question.
Read guide →2 minute readUse repeat-sale records as a question, not a growth calculation
A practical way to interpret more than one registered transaction at the same address while avoiding false return and renovation claims.
Read guide →2 minute readBuild a leasehold evidence file before relying on a flat comparison
The documents and questions that should sit beside leasehold sale prices, from unexpired term to major works and building management.
Read guide →2 minute readPrepare a property research file for a surveyor, solicitor or broker
How to turn scattered links and assumptions into a concise handoff that makes unanswered questions easier to act on.
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