Every scheme in a zone of notification, the week it's filed.
Every geocoded application and commencement in the State, checked against the Sites and Monuments Record zones of notification and the National Inventory of Architectural Heritage. Filter to the sites where an archaeological assessment, monitoring condition or conservation input is likely, with the council record linked.
The old way
The archaeology condition lands on a scheme after the grant, and the developer has already asked someone else to price it.
There's a faster way to the work.
What you get
Built around how archaeology consultancies & conservation architects actually win work
In an archaeology zone
Every site inside a recorded monument's zone of notification, where the council refers the application to the Department and an assessment or monitoring condition is likely.
Near protected heritage
Every site with a NIAH building within 50 metres: conservation-grade work next door, or a protected-structure setting to respect.
Protected structures on the notice
Commencements whose builder declared that the works touch a protected structure, on their own filter.
Monuments and NIAH on the map
Recorded monuments with their zones of notification and NIAH buildings drawn under the leads, so you read the constraint and the scheme on one screen.
Who to approach
The council record behind every scheme, the appointed contractor where the register names one, and on Max the applicant organisation where a company applied. Private applicants are never stored or profiled.
In your plan
- Archaeology zone of notification filter
- NIAH within 50 m filter
- Protected structure filter
- Recorded monuments & NIAH map layers
- Saved searches & weekly alerts
- Source-linked council records
“Every week it tells us which new developments in our area will need planting, before anyone else calls them.”
Every lead links back to the official public record.
Planning authorities, Building Control, the company register and EU tenders - assembled automatically, never invented. You can always check the source.
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Be first to the work that fits you.
Every lead carries its archaeology and NIAH flags on every plan. Pro unlocks the heritage filters, the monuments and NIAH map layers and saved alerts.