See what changed on the buildings you manage.

What it does today

• Property records with their sources

  Scouten gathers public property records (permits, code cases, ownership, building and roof age) and keeps the source of each record, so a claim can be checked rather than trusted.

• Watch a portfolio for changes

  A property manager's buildings can be watched in the public record. A daily pass compares each reading with the last one and shows what changed on the portfolio page.

• Outreach with two sets of eyes

  For pilot clients, Scouten operators run outreach through a controlled workflow: copy reviewed by someone other than its author, an owner's launch approval, a stop control, and replies reviewed by a person.

What it does not do yet

• You can subscribe yourself with a card through Stripe once billing is switched on. Until then, a Scouten operator sets up access by hand.
• Coverage is confirmed per address from public records, never assumed for a county or city. A property that cannot be matched to a parcel with certainty stays unmatched; Scouten does not guess a neighbour.
• Monitoring alerts appear in the app. A weekly digest email goes only to people a Scouten operator has added, with their consent. Emails do not go out as each change happens.
• Daily monitoring runs at 06:10 UTC, compares readings at least 20 hours apart, and covers up to 1,000 properties per portfolio. The first reading is a baseline; changes show from the next one.
• Scheduled monitoring is approved through 2027-06-30 and does not renew on its own.
• A scan cannot be started on demand.
• Where the in-account Growth list is not switched on, or does not yet rank your trade, a Growth list is prepared and sent by a Scouten operator, by hand. Nothing is sent automatically.

Scouten does not publish customer names, testimonials, results or prices here, because none have been approved for publication.