Use case · Real estate · 2 min read

Due diligence as a query, not a month

Due diligence on a parcel pulls information out of half a dozen registries, plus the open record. Djeed resolves the same input into one graph around the parcel, so the question that took weeks of document-chasing becomes a query — with the source paragraph behind every figure.

Why diligence is slow

Ownership history sits in one registry, permits in another, transactions in a third, and the rest lives in news, filings, and corporate records. Each one answers part of the question; none of them answer it together. The work is to put the pieces in the same shape — by hand, every time.

Djeed reads the same registries and the same open record and resolves the inputs into one graph. The parcel is a node; its history is the structure around it.

What an analyst gets back

A queryable view of the parcel that includes ownership changes, related entities, permits filed against it, transactions linked to it, and the public record around any of those. Every figure traces back to its source.

  • · One graph per parcel — typed nodes, typed relationships, sources attached
  • · Ownership history, permits, and transactions resolved across registries
  • · Related entities surfaced without manual cross-referencing
  • · Drill-through to the source document behind every figure

How it works

  1. 1

    Connect the registries

    Connectors pull from public ownership, permit, and transaction registries, and the open record around them.

  2. 2

    Djeed resolves the graph

    Entities are deduplicated, relationships made explicit, and every record keeps its source.

  3. 3

    The analyst queries the parcel

    A queryable graph view, with ownership history and related entities surfaced, and the source document one click away.

What you connect

  • · Public ownership registries — title and ownership history
  • · Permit and zoning records — filings against the parcel
  • · Transaction records — sales and transfers, where public
  • · The open record — news and filings around the parcel and its actors

Common questions

Where does the input come from?

Public registries, the open record, and any files the team uploads to the workspace. Every record keeps its source, with the capture timestamp preserved even if the upstream page later changes.

Can a team add its own observations?

Yes. Internal memos and observations live next to the open-record graph, queryable through the same schema. They stay private; they are not mixed back into anything shared.